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@CharmouthHCC @bill_burn @bristolmuseum Is it this one?

@MrsBezoari @reads_and_draws @skinnerwrites @RobCrossley4 @i_teach_things @MeakerR @Teacherglitter @danielmiyares @opifan64 Got a load of ships here.

@Tracy_Chevalier Love this Tracy, I've got a feeling that he added a panel to this? I'm sure the original composition was different. I'll try to look it up when I get a moment. The expression reminds me a little of this one that I was looking at recently.

It's 'World Creativity & Innovation Day'! That's my kind of day!
"Every child is an artist, the problem is staying an artist when you grow up." - Pablo Picasso
#WorldCreativityandInnovationDay #WCID #WCID2021 #WCIW
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Last minute Easter Craft emergency? 😯😯😯
One egg box, a pair of scissors and a role of tape and you will be sorted.
Instructions are on the 'News' link (chick) and 'downloads' link (bunny) at https://t.co/28aN3vN8fg

@i_teach_things @PaulGarvey4 @chrisdysonHT @MrEFinch @PaulWat5 @DWearing1972 @eenalol @CassHT @MrS_Primary @reads_and_draws @jonnybid For these two Easter craft projects all you need is one egg box . . . what could be simpler and more apt! 😂
There's instructions for the chick on the 'News' link and for the bunny on the 'downloads' link at . . . https://t.co/28aN3vN8fg
#ShareStuffSunday

I'm really enjoying looking back at ART from exactly 100, 200, 300 years ago etc . . . Look at these four amazing paintings, all created in 1921. Which is your favourite out of these four? Which one would you want on your wall?
#ARTin21

I've been looking back at some incredible 'ART' from 100, 200, 300 years ago etc . . . here are 4 amazing pieces from 1521, 1821 and 1921. It's great for kids to see the context of a piece of artwork and understand something of its story rather than just its visual impact.

Matisse painted this beautiful work 100 years ago in 1921. "Young Woman before an Aquarium" is influenced by Islamic art and the art of North Africa where Matisse had travelled. To me, instead of looking at the fish bowl she seems to be looking 'through' it, lost in a memory.