He is revered for his extraordinary black-and-white images documenting conflict, humanitarian crises and the tougher side of postwar Britain. But an exhibition of work by photojournalist Sir Don McCullin opening this week at the Holburne museum in Bath focuses on a very different subject: Roman sculptures. The show, Don McCullin: Broken Beauty, features images of ancient statues photographed during trips around some of the world’s great museums. Your body, in a way, has the final say.”McCullin’s fascination with Roman statues began when he travelled to north Africa with the writer Bruce Chatwin in the 1970s and was enchanted by Roman ruins there. They’re 2,000 years old and they’re still there, but they are in ruins and the sculptures are broken and damaged.