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We’ve got another sneak peek for you at some fantastic artwork from our “Six Predictions of Edinburgh’s Future Green Spaces” Exhibition! 🖼 The artwork below ‘Green Rooms and Corridors’ was created by Lauren Cook (illustrator) and Daniel McKendry (Architecture & Design Scotland)

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petition, thanks to Bristol West 176 signatures, Totnes 157, Brighton Pavilion 157, Lewes 154, Central Devon 135, Edinburgh N 117. Come on Manchester, Birmingham, N Ireland! Help save our insects!
https://t.co/QAAQceMzIA

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SECTION from a flower arrangement from the earliest period of development of the Genre in the 'Dutch Golden Age' 1634 by the young Rembrandt van Rijn at beginning of his Amsterdam period after marriage to Saskia van Uylenburgh, painting her with similar flowers that same year🧑‍🎨

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For as part of Edinburgh Festival. Look out for art vending machines popping up all over the city & virtually!

Artist Noah Becker on
Curator
Artobotic Creator
Virtual Show

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Tiger Lillies, 60 x 60 cm, 2017

An augmented reality oil painting from my Edinburgh botanic garden series. Scan with AR

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clawmarks:

Museum Leverianum - George Shaw - 18th c. - via University of Edinburgh https://t.co/2XPQItTJ42

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From 7th August, The Expression of Flowers at Art & Craft Collective in Edinburgh features original drawings and paintings by Stirlingshire artist Angelene Perry.
https://t.co/kff76OLUSO

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Missed out on seeing our virtual exhibition ‘Six predictions of Edinburgh’s future green spaces’?

Don't worry! You can still access the exhibition on our website https://t.co/s2QYQrsGDq

Check out a sneak peak of one of the artworks & the artists behind it in the thread below!🧵

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Thanks for the I’m a Spanish artist living in Edinburgh. I work with digital and traditional techniques. I love to do fantasy art which I use mostly for my custom tokens and proxies.

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My new book Amazing Rivers is out today! 🥳
Written by Julie Vosburgh Agnone
published by
it’s packed full of intersting info about the history, geography and animals found in rivers all over the world and was lots of fun to illustrate! ✍🏻📚

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'Blue.Bird' original oil on canvas, 80x40cm. Don't let this one fly away, contact me for purchase details.

Visit my online painting, sculpture and photomontage galleries for affordable art> https://t.co/9dYyBNIjiw

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The Port of 1843 by Paul Jean Clays from the
City Art Centre. Historically a very important port, with unmistakable skyline in the distance.
Before the arrival of the railroads, the Port of Leith was the entry port for travelers coming to

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Until 28th Aug: Joan Eardley Centenary at the Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh celebrates the centenary of an artist whose works remain as powerful as ever.
https://t.co/SGpCEIdLgd

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The devil has been part of edinburgh for a while now. She has decided castoria is worthy of participating in a Mavmatch. They can each have 1 fiary support for the cooking contest, mash will help castoria. And so they head to the kitchen and we head to explore Edinburgh

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Burgh didn't think for a second he was leaving Conyers Clifford dangerously exposed out in the west at his siege of Ballyshannon. Burgh's withdrawal freed up Tyrone's blocking force. Hugh Maguire and Cormac MacBaron's troops streamed west to cut Clifford's line of retreat

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I should note that "Torchy Brown” was not syndicated in the conventional sense that we know it today, but because her paper--the Black-owned Pittsburgh Courier--had numerous national editions, she essentially was syndicated, and her work enjoyed a national readership.

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OTD 1597 Lord Burgh finished the Blackwater Fort. It was a square earthwork with bulwarks mounting cannon captured from Tyrone. Garrisoned with 2 companies of foot led by Capt. Thomas Williams, Burgh called it an eyesore to Tyrone, it was really a hostage to fortune

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Cress-Burgh
Cress is the winner. I dig the Cress's hair. Burgh looks like an art teacher to me. I like art, I am not the biggest fan of art teachers.

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of the Day: Wheat Fields after the Rain (The Plain of Auvers), July 1890. Oil on canvas, 73.3 × 92.4 cm. Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh.

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