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This week we take an #ArtUKFieldTrip to @WattsGallery in Compton, Surrey!

If you haven't heard of G F Watts, you’ve probably seen Watts' most famous work, 'Hope'. Stay tuned for stories and behind the scenes peeks throughout the week https://t.co/kgIVpTaEMg

#nailedit #MusMeme

'The Lady Rouse Boughton' by George Romney (1734–1802), @lakelandarts. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

It's the last day of @RachaelGHair's takeover of our Instagram. She's talking art history and hair – don't miss it! https://t.co/sZMIu7SSni

Joan Harris' by John Downton (1906–1991), @museumsheffield

NEW VIDEO: William Hogarth painted this portrait of Captain Thomas Coram (1668–1751) to be a 'mighty' rival to the paintings of his European counterparts. Watch a new @HENITalks video to learn the story https://t.co/2qrmD3Hv2o

📷 @FoundlingMuseum

The #MetGala2018 is tonight! What's that, you ask? What's the theme, you wonder to yourself? Find out everything you need to know on our latest podcast episode featuring @TabloidArtHist. #heavenlybodies #ArtMattersPodcast https://t.co/Tors50ymC5

📷 @NationalGallery

We chat with the ladies of @TabloidArtHist about the Met Gala and this year's theme, 'Heavenly Bodies', for the #ArtMattersPodcast. Why are artists so inspired by Catholic iconography? And who do we want to see dressed in a gown inspired by this painting? https://t.co/Tors50ymC5

The next focus for #ArtUKFieldTrip is a gem of the #JerwoodCollection: ‘Winter Landscape 1952’ by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham.
This painting is heading on a trip of its own starting @jerwoodgallery, then travels to @museumssheffield later this year.

© Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust

A #HappyBirthday is in order for George Frederic Watts, born #onthisday in 1817. He's associated with the Symbolist movement, and many of his works are conceptual representations of ideas, like this painting titled, 'Time, Death and Judgement'. https://t.co/cObVhp9Hvv

It's #NationalTriviaDay!

#DidYouKnow that despite producing over 2000 works, Van Gogh only sold one painting during his lifetime?

#FolkloreThursday In honour of #WinterSolstice, we'll share the Greek myth of Persephone. Hades kidnapped her to live with him in the Underworld for half the year, leaving her mother, the goddess of harvest, sad. This causes the infertile winter months. https://t.co/j590jM3azy