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Cutaway illustration (©Peter Dunn/Historic England) of the late 4th Century #Christian chapel inside Lullingstone #Roman villa, #Kent. https://t.co/8h0Y31Jd1z #MuseumsUnlocked #RomanBritain #RomanArchaeology #Archaeology
The best part of #Mughal jewels - archer's thumb rings. Sometimes made of gold with gems, or jade only, but my favorite are made on jade base with rubies, emeralds (most common combo), and diamonds.
Here's a compilation of 17th-18th century rings for #MuseumsUnlocked
Stunning Wild Pansy (also known as tickle-my-fancy), Viola tricolor, common throughout Europe, photographed in a Cardiff garden, alongside the beautiful print from Flora Londinensis (1775-1798), by W. Kilburn from @AmgueddfaCymru collections #MuseumsUnlocked #WorldEnvironmentDay
Eric Ravilious (1903-1942), Sussex L-R: Chalk Paths 1935; Beachy Head 1939; Wilmington Giant 1939; and Cuckmere Haven 1939, all watercolour on paper @profdanhicks #MuseumsUnlocked #ericravilious
This is the only current #portrait of lord 8 Deer, he is one of several important characters of the precolonial history for Mixtec People. There are missing more portraits that links the precolonial past with the present of the #IndigenousPeoples in Mexico #MuseumsUnlocked
#MuseumsUnlocked Early royal #portraits not renowned for realism, but funeral effigy of Henry VII said to be unusually lifelike: probably by Torrigiano and taken from a desk mask (1509). Compare with effigy of Catherine de Valois wife of Henry V, d. 1437. Both @wabbey galleries.
Ar gyfer/For #MuseumsUnlocked #portraits 'Naum Gabo', Edward Bouverie Hoyton (1900-1988) ysgythriad/etching 1938. Casgliad/Collection @AberArtSchool @AberUni @Prifysgol_Aber Grant prynu/Purchase grant: @V_and_A @artfund 2000
I was so impressed by G W Carver when I visited his laboratory at the university- here’s another portrait of him - exhibited @NPGLondon #MuseumsUnlocked #BlackLivesMatter
#museumsunlocked #swimming this painting by Charles Hazelwood Shannon in @bristolmuseum’s collection via @JennyGaschke He did a lot of watery paintings https://t.co/TFy0b5Egdi
Cézanne produced around 200 studies of bathers, and this is one of the earliest
It was given to the Museum by Gwendoline Davies, a pioneer collector of Cezanne’s works, in 1952
#MuseumsUnlocked #Swimming
@NatMuseumArt
Fe wnaeth Cézanne tua 200 astudiaeth o ymdrochwyr, a dyma un o'r rhai cynharaf
Fe’i rhoddwyd i’r Amgueddfa gan Gwendoline Davies, casglwr arloesol o weithiau Cezanne, ym 1952
#MuseumsUnlocked #Swimming #Nofio
@NatMuseumArt
Following the #MuseumsUnlocked photography theme today:
A crucial piece of equipment in our collections - the HerbScan machine for imaging pressed botanical specimens without turning them upside down.
We can then share the high quality photos for science, art and museum lovers!
The epitome of #Edwardian fashion - a high class lady in her sumptuous gown
Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland 1904 by #JohnSingerSargent
@MuseoThyssen #Madrid
#MuseumsUnlocked - fashion
For #MuseumsUnlocked @profdanhicks illustration by John Tenniel from 'The Silver Cord: A Story', novel by Charles William Shirley Brooks, in Once a Week Vol.4, 1861. Gentlemen, I'm whatever Gotham needs me to be... Casgliad/Collection: @AberArtSchool
Oh dear #MuseumsUnlocked #Romans ...where to begin! Let's start with 'Roman Empire: Power & People an exhibition I did @bristolmuseum with @britishmuseum
And a collection of death-themed items from @rijksmuseum - Burial from The Seven Works of Mercy (Master of Alkmaar, 1504); a weeper from the tomb of Isabella of Bourbon; Memorial tablet, (Master of the Spes Nostra, c. 1500) and a miniature skull. #MuseumsUnlocked
For #MuseumsUnlocked 'The Old Chartist'. Illus. for George Meredith’s poem by his friend Frederick Sandys in Once a Week, 8 February, 1862. The poem is spoken by the Old Chartist, returned to England after being transported to Australia for his activism. @AberArtSchool @AberUni
Noble Women and Goddesses in war were painted in precolonial Mixtec codices #ArtAndWar defending their cities 1 being held in captivity 2 fighting 3 capturing their enemies, and 4 planning war strategies #MuseumsUnlocked
This enamelled #Roman brooch in the form of an #owl was found on the island of #Bornholm in #Denmark. It is thought to have originated in the #Rhine/#Danube frontier region of #Germany, possibly travelling to the #Baltic via trade. #MuseumsUnlocked #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology