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An upcoming conference #atTheH will explore the ways in which print media, film, digital culture, and more affect the practices of law. ⚖️
Preview the program in a new blog post by @JTuckerHistory: https://t.co/vUwIsL3Rh9
#OTD in 79 AD, Mt. Vesuvius erupted in southern Italy, destroying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Centuries later, this cataclysmic force of nature would inspire an artist, a rose hybridizer, and a scholar. 🌋 https://t.co/TufaOtkLrF
Before the advent of photography, botanists relied on illustration and preserved plants for documentation. ✍️📸
Learn how artists like Georg Dionysius Ehret were a vital part of this process here: https://t.co/Syzj6LL23g
This Saturday, see a new exhibition dedicated to a medium often small in scale, but enormous in impact. “100 Great British Drawings” will highlight drawings and watercolors by British artists across four centuries #atTheH: https://t.co/oO8c3ktOuw
Have you visited "Method and Materials" yet? Explore the exhibition’s highlights in our latest blog post, featuring the work of George Tooker, William Blake and more! 🎨 https://t.co/hXtohj9qGS
Most artists work in isolation. Not Don Bachardy. His works stem from intense 2-3 hour sessions of focused collaboration with his subjects.
Join us in a discussion on Bachardy and his method April 20th, 7:30-9pm PDT in Rothenberg Hall. Reserve for free:
https://t.co/nSlCflvSmk
🐦 the only page of Audubon's "Birds of America" that matters: the goose one
🐦 a rare edition of the most important work of literature in geese history: "Ganderbury Tales"
Are you a goose? Here’s what you might enjoy at The Goslington:
🐦 historic paintings "Gonkie" and "The Goose Boy"
Big news! Starting today, The Goslington (formerly known as The Huntington) will transform into a center and sanctuary dedicated to geese. 📣 🐦