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Don’t miss @volker_hermes in conversation with @DoddsDouglas at 2pm UK/BST today! There’s still time to register!
https://t.co/fLQX2iiNdk
#ArtHistoryFestival2022 https://t.co/SCAoMveyJR
Congratulations Hannah Dickson @UofE_ArtHistory @UofEHumanities 🌟winner🌟of the @DECRarthistory 2020 Undergraduate Dissertation Prize for her essay 'The Land of the Rising Impressionist Print: Perpetual Oscillation Between Japan and the West, 1850-1925' https://t.co/i9uvF51TVX
Women and botanical illustrations in the 17th, 18th and 19th Centuries. Article from the @AmgueddfaCymru National Museum of Wales. #art #arthistory #illustrations #botanicalillustrations #womenartists #womeninscience
https://t.co/vYQiKho0ec
The Uffizi Galleries in Italy prepare to re-open to the public after over two months of lockdown. How do they plan to do it and what will be different? @Apollo_magazine @UffiziGalleries
https://t.co/YbgE98vsWM
The ‘Unbound; Visionary Women Collecting Textiles’ exhibition presents the collections of seven British women born between 1863 and 1982. @TwoTemplePlace @hyperallergic
https://t.co/7en6Ei07cV
FYI one of our email accounts was hacked, so if you’ve received an email from Ruth @forarthistory today regarding a remittance please ignore it. Our IT team is on the case.
Apply soon for GRANTS FOR ART HISTORY. Get #support with #research, #professional practice #cpd or #teaching and #learning. Our #grantsforarthistory offer up to £1000. Open to members of the Association. Full details online. Deadline 31 March. https://t.co/uFK2bQfY8n
The unusual career of portrait painter Therese Schwartz. #WomensHistoryMonth
https://t.co/05Ek3HDxpm
Renaissance paintings that hide botanical secrets. The fascinating links between #arthistory and #agriculture. ‘Madonna and Child with the Pear’ (1526) by Albrecht Dürer, for instance, actually depicts a “mouth of the ox” apple. https://t.co/VdDtsG4HRx