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Prints and drawings from the Fontainebleau School (1530–1580). Free display in Room 90A, Closes May 13. Showcasing work produced by artists who worked at the royal palace of Fontainebleau. @britishmuseum owners of the finest collection outside France.

Hear Jessica Harrison-Hall, curator @BritishMuseum, on her recent publication 'China: A History in Objects', on 30 May 2018 @Hayfestival https://t.co/zs8o0lFWQj …

An Exciseman made out of ye Necessaries of Life now Tax'd in Great Britain, 1763
1. Playing-cards
2. Cider
3. Candles
4. Beer, Wine, Perry and Mum
5. a measuring gage in place of a sword;
6. Leather
7. Soap
8. Chocolate
9. Coffee
10. Tea;
11. Windows
12. Land Tax

A List of #Books, [using rebuses] Just Published! 1786, from the Rambler Magazine published by Edward Cave. I wonder how it helped sales! #PuzzleForToday

Next up François I as a Royal éléphant, after a drawing for Rosso Fiorentino’s fresco at #Fontainebleau, etched by A. Fantuzzi, 1540-45, @britishmuseum in Room 90A, #yourstodiscover

The Triumph of Mordecai, 1737, by Edmé Jeaurat painted on a plate in China
Still time to book to hear Dr. Jessica Harrison-Hall speak on 'Shameless Self-promotion!' For the full @britishmuseum museum programme and booking details see https://t.co/1j6txrSRDJ

Hear @SOCSheila on the prints and porcelain of Jefferyes Hamett O'Neale: attrib: 'The Painter submitting his picture to the Examination of Connoisseurs and Antiquarians' and Worcester fables. For the @BritishMuseum programme and details: https://t.co/1j6txrSRDJ

Discover how Renaissance artists used prints as political commentary on pots in a talk by curator Dora Thornton, in our Study Day, 'Pots, prints and politics: ceramics with an agenda', on Friday, 16 February 2018 @britishmuseum
Book here: https://t.co/oobDrbhgU0 …

'A Morning Frolic, or the Transmutation of Sexes', after John Collett, mezzotint, 1780, pub. by Carrington Bowles. https://t.co/i3hNK5vynG

The 1807 print source for Enoch Wood figure Joe Grimaldi, as #Clown in the #Pantomime, Mother Goose @PotteriesMuseum, #panto @britishmuseum