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WE'RE OPEN AS USUAL: Escape the Christmas crowds this weekend with our range of exciting temporary exhibitions, including #IslamicTextiles, @kentridge_art, @AliceKettle & #Goya/Hogarth from our collection.
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It's day 15 of our #CollectionsCountdowntoChristmas. We're taking a look at Lucienne Day's floral textile design, Poinsetta, made for Heal's in 1966 @Robin_Lucienne.

Join us tomorrow lunchtime for Walking for Wellbeing - an excellent way to get active, explore the art in our park, and make new friends #walkingforwellbeing #whitworthoutdoors #galleryinthepark https://t.co/mtLqsM0Vmf

#CollectionsCountdowntoChristmas Day 7:
Clare Leighton's woodcut 'Cutting' (1931) shows two men felling a massive evergreen tree. In this print the artist beautifully captures the contrast between the saw's sharp teeth & the amorphous quality of the snow. https://t.co/fdyw0VmWTW

For day 3 of our #CollectionsCountdowntoChristmas, here's #WalterCrane's pencil and watercolour illustration from 'Black Books' Series: 'but "who's afraid?" says the robin who has come on a visit.' https://t.co/lYNXWZkP0c

Happy Birthday to William Blake #bornonthisday in 1757! 'The Ancient of Days', from our collection, was first painted by Blake in 1794. He repeatedly returned to it, redrawing & repainting it for the rest of his life. This one was coloured by Blake just before his death in 1827.

Join us this Tuesday for Walking for Wellbeing (12-1pm) - an excellent way to get active, explore the art in our park, and make new friends #walkingforwellbeing #whitworthoutdoors #galleryinthepark https://t.co/mtLqsM0Vmf

Join us: We are looking for a dynamic, open-minded curator with an interest in historic fine art and a commitment to bringing it to bear on the experience of the world today. https://t.co/VjwsIxirXX

CLOSING DECEMBER 4: In the Land - works by Roger Hilton, Bryan Wynter, Barbara Hepworth, , Peter Lanyon, John Milne, Ben Nicholson, John Piper and Terry Frost, which rethink the form, texture and space of the natural landscape: https://t.co/FMykG37A5I