Picture of the week archive The Maratona terraces of the Stadio Comunale (Stadio Artemio Franchi) in Florence, built in 1932 by architect Pier Luigi Nervi. Home to AFC Fiorentina, the stadium is now named after a former president of UEFA more Highlights, February 2010 archive A&A print service! Almost all images are now available to buy as prints or to license and download as high res files. See www.courtauldimages.com and www.courtauldprints.com for details. more Courtauld Insights more insights Bob McCarthy Post-Doctoral Fellowship 2008-2010 A digitisation and cataloguing project on wall painting images at The Courtauld Institute of Art’s Conway Library Jacob Epstein: Sculptor in Revolt An iconoclast with a respect for tradition: Grace Brockington on one of the leading British sculptors of the 20th century Impressionism and Impressionist Techniques Rebecca Virag reveals techniques used by Sisley, Monet and Cezanne Stories more stories Affordable and better housing In the first of a two-part story Wayne Hemingway explains to Richard Wilding how his early interests in architecture led to the Staiths South Bank project Affordable, Innovative, Thoughtful, Profitable Wayne Hemingway tells the story behind hemingwaydesign's first housing project Dexter Dalwood: Fictional History Bellini's The Assassination of St.Peter Martyr inspires one of Britain's leading contemporary painters. Dexter Dalwood in conversation with John-Paul Stonard Quizzes, Polls & Discussions more quizzes Quizzes Watercolours - estimate their value Guess the detail and win a Gallery guide! Polls & Discussions Curators vs. Public - who's right? Image Sets more sets IRAN Rui Alves 01 October, 2009