In this captivating episode of At Home at Highclere, Lady Carnarvon welcomes us into the elegant dining room of her esteemed residence. Surrounded by centuries of history, she explores some of the estate’s most iconic pieces of art. She begins with a series of majestic portraits by Sir Anthony Van Dyck, including a striking painting of King Charles I and Queen Henrietta Maria and reveals their historical and artistic significance. She then introduces us to several distinguished works by Sir Joshua Reynolds, the first president of the Royal Academy and a master of 18th-century portraiture. During this tour, Lady Carnarvon describes the important restoration efforts on these masterpieces and shares why this art is so special to her.