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It's #CornishArtDay!🎉

To celebrate St Piran's Day (Cornwall's National Day) we're asking people to share their favourite Cornish artworks.

We'll begin with this painting from our current exhibition #CornwallAsCrucible by John Wells called 'Vista'!🔭

©The Estate of John Wells

@jon_sleigh @museumbums It's not the only note-worthy bum in the gallery!

Open for a surprise... 👀

Cour,bet. What a seascape!⛵️ #corbae

#ukpunday #dowepass #notsure

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Gustave Courbet once said: ‘Fine art is knowledge made visible.’
Courbet uses a palette knife and a loaded brush for the rugged cliffs and contrasts this with the smoother texture of the grass and the sky.🌊

See this artwork in the Blue Gallery.
#hellobrum #barberinstitute

Tomorrow's Tuesday Talk is about the latest addition to our collection: Ruysdael's 'A Cavalry Travelling through a Wooded Landscape'. 🌲

Join Robert Wenley, our Head of Collections, to learn more about this piece.

Free, no booking required. 11.30am & 1.15pm

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We are very excited to add this atmospheric painting, ‘A Cavalry traveling through a wooded landscape’, by Salomon Van Ruysdael to our collection 😍

It has never been publicly displayed before, so come and let us know what you think!

#BarberInstitute #hellobrum #Ruysdael

It is #WorldWaterDay!

Here in Birmingham, we can boast of a fine canal network. But at the Barber we can offer you lakes, rivers and beyond!

From Turner to Dahl (below!), let our pictures transport you to tranquil seas. 💧💦💦

#BarberInstitute #hellobrum #unibirmingham

It's Chriiiistmas! (almost). Tomorrow is our last Gallery Talk before Christmas and you can discover the story of the Nativity through fantastic works in the Barber's collection, with Gallery Guide Jennifer Young.

11.30am & 1.15pm | Free, no booking required.

Happy birthday to #PierrePuvisdeChavannes! Born in 1824, he was well known in France for his mural painting, and did love a cheeky bit of symbolism. His penchant for drama is evident in this portrait, 'The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist.' It's always startled our visitors!

'Each of us has a different relationship with our own mother, and so every artistic representation of a mum is unique.'

Using these images, find out what Helen from our Collections Team has to say about #MumsinArt at the Barber Institute:
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