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It's #AprilFools! The humorous observations of Webster’s scenes made his work extremely popular with the public. The viewer can imagine every character's thoughts and may even recognise their children's expressions.
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This painting shows the psychological impact of music, with colourful faces representing various emotions. Luigi Rossolo was interested in pushing musical boundaries and invented a series of noise-making machines he called ‘intonarumori’. @Estorick @artukdotorg #OnlineArtExchange
How many men can you spot wearing red robes? Aldermen of the City of London still wear these scarlet gowns #WearRedDay
🎨 William Miller (c.1740–c.1810)
🖼️ Mayoralty Oath, 1782
What's your favourite #PreRaphaelite painting? 🖼️
See Millais's Lorenzo and Isabella at our exhibition #InspiredatGuildhall!
George Frederic Watts died #OnThisDay in 1904. See the great British artist's work Ariadne in Naxos in our exhibition #InspiredatGuildhall.
We are celebrating 🌈#PrideMonthUK with @artukdotorg and @MuseumWeek
Duncan Grant was a member of the Bloomsbury Group, several members of which were gay or bisexual, including himself. Here's a portrait of his partner🔗https://t.co/sqoqsdggp5 @CharlestonTrust #OnlineArtExchange
We're open this Saturday and Sunday! Pop in as part of your long weekend celebrations and see our exhibition #InspiredatGuildhall.
What are your #PlatinumJubilee plans? We're taking a look around #InspiredatGuildhall before the gallery closes for the Bank Holiday weekend!
#OnThisDay in 1611 was the first recorded performance of The Winter’s Tale!
Shakespeare published this play in the First Folio of 1623 - then Augustus Leopold Egg painted Act IV, Scene 4 in 1845. Have you ever been #Inspired by Shakespeare?
Today, we are sharing with you this painting by 👨🎨Augustus Leopold Egg, who died #OTD in 1863.
🖼️ It will be part of our new exhibition Inspired!, opening 8th April. Do you know what the name of the artwork is? 🔗https://t.co/LvSVYIWwzC #InspiredAtGuildhall