Tim Marlow gives his engaging take on the largest exhibition in 50 years of the work of Hans Holbein, a man regarded as the father of British art. With an incredibly deft touch, Holbein documented one of the most turbulent periods in British history, painting the good, the bad and ugly of Tudor politics, all which is brought together in Tate Britain’s latest blockbuster show. If you thought that the great achievements of the Renaissance passed Britain by, then this is the programme to watch.