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Just a couple more days left to do the family 12 days of Christmas before the hall closes on Christmas Eve! So many festive things to find. You can also download a copy of the trail here to use at the hall.... https://t.co/jLifm3q7Rk
Our Winterval festive story for today is The Lost Mitten. Why not try making your own ice rink in a tin activity?
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How to make an ice rink:
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Visit our website for more activities. https://t.co/jLifm38wsK
The @DeMorganF 'Family of Artists' galleries are on the top floor of the museum. We are open Thursday-Sunday 11am-4pm and you can also take a virtual tour of the exhibition: https://t.co/5wthE2njVN
We hope you've enjoyed Hogarth to Hitchens: An exhibition which celebrates British artists in our collections.
It's your last weekend to see the paintings, you can also view the exhibition online:
https://t.co/S7RXiLaO6Z
🧩 #NationalJigsawDay 🧩
'Helen of Troy' and 'Cassandra' @DeMorganF
Simply follow this link: ➡ https://t.co/R5oZh10FgF
We've created a #WordSearch based on our Hogarth to Hitchens exhibition.
Can you find all the artist names?
➡️ https://t.co/SYhP2mL8gM
You only have until 7 November to visit the exhibition
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🕸Not one but TWO terrifyingly terrific #Halloween trails! Join us as you explore the Hall and our parklands to experience chills, thrills and some 'spook'tacular sites 👻🕸
#FineArtFriday 'Virgin and Child' by Sir Anthony van Dyck
Sir Anthony van Dyck was a Flemish Baroque artist who became the leading court painter in England after success in the Southern Netherlands and Italy.
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Have you seen our current exhibition yet? Hogarth To Hitchens celebrates the Great British Artists in our collections
You can also view the artwork in this @artukdotorg online curation: https://t.co/S7RXiLaO6Z
#FineArtFriday ‘Village Landscape at Dusk’ by Aert van der Neer (1603–1677)
Van der Neer was best known for his moonlight & winter scenes, but also landscapes at dawn & dusk. He spent his early years in Gorinchem, south Holland, but moved to Amsterdam