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Applications are still open for 2 fully-funded doctoral studentships to develop projects with @UniofOxford museums in partnership with @UCL & @UniversityLeeds. Part of the AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership scheme. The deadlines are 18 Apr & 23 Apr
Happy Easter! This 20th century copy of a wall painting by Nina De Garis Davies depicts a servant with a tray of ostrich eggs covered by two ostrich feathers. The original work was found in the private tomb of Horemheb at Thebes
This Easter weekend is your LAST CHANCE to see these incredible drawings by Michelangelo on display in Gallery 8, as a selection spanning his career. Tickets are FREE but booking is now essential as we expect this weekend to book up: https://t.co/6m0GMKjEfq
This Easter weekend is your LAST CHANCE to see these incredible drawings by Michelangelo on display in Gallery 8, as a selection spanning his career. Tickets are FREE but booking is now essential as we expect this weekend to book up: https://t.co/6m0GMKjEfq
A small dog from a painting by George Henry Mason, 1789. Guangzhou, China 🐶 #PuppyDay #NationalPuppyDay
Blue Poppies by Nasr Allah Naqqash c. 1870, Iran. Watercolour on paper #SpringEquinox
Michelangelo, one of the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance period, was born #onthisday in 1475. For just 4 weeks you can see a remarkable selection of his drawings on display in Gallery 8. Tickets are free but booking is strongly recommended
If you're planning to come and see the FREE Michelangelo exhibition (6 Mar–2 Apr) we strongly recommend booking your ticket soon. Ashmolean Members do not need to book in advance, and no ticket is needed for under-12s. Find out more & book at: https://t.co/9bcrBfPc8V
Join us on 6 March for a Study Day in conjunction with our ongoing exhibition Qu Leilei: A Chinese Artist in Britain. Go on a guided tour with the artist, explore the materials and techniques used, see live demonstrations & more. BOOK NOW: https://t.co/eGoK6YhHXy
Sulphur-crested cockatoo (Cacatua galerita) on a custard apple branch (Annona reticulata). Shaikh Zain ud-Din, 1777. Gouache on paper, Kolkata. On loan from the Radcliffe Science Library, @UniofOxford #WorldWildlifeDay