Within the deep underbelly of the National Gallery in London their lies a little known trio of paintings that tell the tale of the marriage of the dutiful Griselda to the Marquis of Saluzzo. The paintings, from c. 1490, form a group know as the Spalliera Panels and the first part of a set of works illustrating the last story of Giovanni Boccaccio's 'Decameron'. Unsurprisingly they were made by an artist know today as The Master of the Story of Griselda. The paintings act as a

Spend five minutes wanding the Wallace Collection in London and the retina at the back of your eyes will inevitably start to ache; overwhelmed by elaborate detail, splendor, golden refinery and of course, sheer excess. The Wallace is home to some exceptional paintings, works of art, as well as the ephemera that inevitably comes from imperial colonization and conquest. The Swing, The Laughing Cavalier, Rembrandts, Reynolds, and Rubens to name a few. We have chosen a few which