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As the evenings continue to pull in and chill breaths of air greet us, here are some of our favourite autumn-winter scenes from the collection... 🍂

Norman Garstin, Sunshine in the Beguinage (1908)
Norah McGuinness, The Mill Waters (1953)
Ian Cheyne, Beeches in Glen Lyon (1937)

☀️ Looking for a shaded spot!? 🌴

Here's a relatable summery detail from artist Martin F. Mahony to help you cool down. These kids have the right idea! #heatwave

Rembrandt van Rijn was born #onthisday 415 years ago.

We are excited to bring the exhibition REMBRANDT IN PRINT to Cork this autumn/winter for its only Irish dates in partnership with @AshmoleanMuseum and supported by @KLM.

https://t.co/ldXCkitEFC #Rembrandt #KeepDiscovering

A featured artist in the #ZurichPortraitPrize 2020, Laura Fitzgerald’s new exhibition, I have made a place, is now open on Floor 2: https://t.co/52NwN0EmUx

Images © Laura Fitzgerald
- Portrait of a Stone (video still), 2018.
- More bales (for winter), 2021.

NOW OPEN!

Laura Fitzgerald: I have made a place (18 Jun - 19 Sep) is a new exhibition in our artist-directed programme that takes a wry look at the art world.

Open daily | Free entry

https://t.co/52NwN0EmUx

Image © Laura Fitzgerald, More bales (for winter), 2021. #Midsummer21

We're marking #Titanic's anniversary with this WORK OF THE WEEK!

Life Boats (2012) by Jamie Murphy is a nocturnal image of a recognisable maritime subject. Taking a low viewpoint, it focuses on lifeboats being lowered from Titanic's deck as it sinks into the icy North Atlantic.

In her work, Monica Poole (1921-2003) – whose centenary is this year – explored the natural world in remarkable detail, reflecting that "Those twisted shapes will not leave me alone."

Image: Monica Poole, Spring, 1988. © the artist's estate.

This edition of TALKING PICTURES is inspired by ‘Ship in Stormy Seas’ by Richard Peter Atkinson (1876) from our collection, a detail of which is pictured here. 🌊

Ponder the world beneath the towering waves with some fun creative ideas, including ocean creature yoga(!)

Known in Spanish as zueco/zapatos de madera and probably dating to the 19th century, Gibson identified the pairs in our collection as being from Asturias and Albarracín in Spain.

Illustrator Annie Forrester has dreamed up a Wild West version that we are particularly taken by! 🤠

One of the best loved paintings in the collection, The Red Rose (1923) is one of some 400 portraits the artist made of his wife, Hazel Lavery.

#FunFact: previous portraits of Mrs William Burrell (1892), Sarah Bernhardt (1912) and Viscountess Curzon hide beneath Hazel’s likeness!