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Pomegranate Flower with Insects, Barbara Regina Dietzsch, 18th century https://t.co/54R1rvLrgD

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2020-09-03

A Dilapidated Farmhouse; verso: Walls of a Farmhouse, Abraham Bloemaert, c. 1595-1605 https://t.co/SZzUbTktei

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2020-09-02

The Complaint of the Giant Nimrod (from Dante's "Divine Comedy"); verso: slight black chalk sketch for recto, William Blake, 1824-1827 https://t.co/gL2fBMMqJK

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2020-08-31

He was born into an elite family of WASP background. He turned down Harvard to take a job in accounting, but left to be an engraver. He then started painting in watercolour. Spanish Steps (1883), Alhambra (c1883) & Village (1882-5)

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2020-08-28

Standing Cavalier with Back Turned, Boccaccio Boccaccino, c. 1502 https://t.co/zlzGpuX5I0

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2020-08-28

Seascape at Rimini; verso: Sketch of a Man in a Corinthian Helmet, John Singer Sargent, May 28 1869 https://t.co/1GG0OlMD7h

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2020-08-27

‘A Harvard study found that are the key to throughout adulthood. It shows that who with younger people are three times as likely to be happy as those who fail to do so’

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2020-08-27