Examining Filippo Lippi's Adoration of the Christ Child. Its beauty inspired Michelangelo and Botticelli, but it also conceals a personal story. Show more

Botticelli's Mystic Nativity is a supremely beautiful vision of maternal love, earthly harmony, and heavenly ecstasy. But the painting also has a dark side. Show more

Documentary in which Josie D'arby explores the life and work of artist Kyffin Williams, Wales's best-loved artist, famous for his brooding mountain landscapes. Show more

From the 18th century, the dramatic landscape of Wales captivated artists like Richard Wilson and JMW Turner, who painted it in ways that changed the course of art history. Show more

Huw Stephens looks at how, as the 20th century dawned, artists found radical new ways to depict Wales, pushing themselves to extremes and redefining what art could be. Show more

Huw Stephens delves into the story of Welsh music, from medieval folk songs to urban rap. Hearing the unique sounds of the triple harp and the crwth, Huw pieces together the DNA of the Land of Song. Show more

Huw takes a trip to the south Wales valleys to meet the world-famous Treorchy Male Voice Choir and to dig into the story of how another choir helped Wales become known as the Land of Song. Show more

Highlight performances of Bach’s music from the BBC Television archives, featuring choral, orchestral and solo performances. Show more

Documentary in which architect Jonathan Adams travels America exploring the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, possibly America's greatest ever architect. Show more

Documentary in which Welsh poet Owen Sheers examines the works of Dylan Thomas, and reveals him as both a visionary and a craftsman. Show more

Documentary tracing the story of World War I poem In Parenthesis, widely considered to be one of the greatest ever literary works about war. Show more

A portrait of Dannie Abse, widely recognised as one of the greatest of all postwar British poets. Show more

A portrait of Gillian Clarke, the National Poet of Wales and probably the best-loved, as well as the best-known, poet in work in Wales today. Show more

A portrait of Alun Lewis, considered by many to be the finest British writer of the Second World War and one of the greats of Welsh literature. Show more

Documentary paying tribute to the late Elaine Morgan who, over the years, wrote TV drama, became a feminist icon, a scientific rebel and an award-winning columnist. Show more

Uncover the facts behind Snowdonia 1890 with a look at the archives. As Kyle gets a taste of school discipline, Carys finds out how dangerous quarry work could be. Show more

Uncover the historical facts behind Snowdonia 1890 as presenters Carys Davies and Kyle Lima delve into the archives to examine the evidence. Show more

Enjoy a festive ride through seven decades of Christmas music broadcast on BBC Television. Including seasonal classics by Bach, Handel, Vivaldi and Berlioz. Show more

Examining Filippo Lippi's Adoration of the Christ Child. Its beauty inspired Michelangelo and Botticelli, but it also conceals a personal story. Show more

The untold story of Roald Dahl's Welsh childhood, exploring the losses he suffered and looking at how some of his books were influenced by his schooldays. Show more