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This week, we’ve posted ideas for activities to support our wellbeing. But it’s also OK to do nothing at all. Time, space and mindfulness are also important to help us feel better and stay healthy.

'Two Girls Resting on the Grass', by Philip Wilson Steer (1860-1942), c.1900

Taking your government-approved daily walk when none of you have bothered getting dressed for at least ten days 💃

@OldOpTheatre @ChertseyMuseum @RoystonMuseum @Royal_Armouries @romanpalace @mediamuseum @CrawleyMuseum @DorsetArchives @SurreyHeritage @NHM_London @LeedsMuseums @MuseumoftheHome We tried to stay neutral but we can't say no to a sad bunny. Sorry @natlibscot, we really love your beast too!

We know it's hard to #KeepCalm at the moment which is why we've been searching our collections for soothing images. We hope these beautiful portrayals of calm waters will help you weather the mental storms of our current situation.

Here's another still life recreation, 'Marigolds' by John Parker RWS (https://t.co/lk73rfTGhA), 1877. Not sure that the flowers in the real-life still life are marigolds but a bit of licence is permitted!

5. 'Mary kept all these things and pondered them in her heart' by Alice Havers (1850-1890), c. 1888

Wishing all the mothers out there a beautiful day, whether you're having to stay away from family for now, or even if you're having to stay a little too close! Stay strong, mums! You've got this!

This thread is just for you.

1. 'Mother and Child' by Claughton Pellew, 1920

This is 'The Life Room (Norwich Art School)' by John Wonnacott. He taught at the Art School 1978-86 and with fellow artist John Lessore established the Life Room in the St Georges Building, now @NorwichUniArts, to promote drawing from life in the teaching of art.

Thanks to organisations like @ProudCanaries, the importance of the LGBT+ community within football is finally being recognised & LGBT-phobia in the terraces is being tackled head on. (2/3)

We hope you're all surviving #StormCiara - it's looking a little damp out there again this afternoon! Stormy seas have provided inspiration for a number of artists in our collection. Here are some of our favourites (including one after the storm which is a bit more reassuring.)