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✡️Divination🦝

Aurora sometimes goes to Phil's divination house, in order to find some good collections.
And she will give gems or money to Phil to thank his help.

Phil>
Aurora > me


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2020-06-20

CL Reviewer Elisabeth Greenberg-"Duprat created an engaging flap book. A flip-out page in the front of the book helps the reader compare what human eyes can see to what a particular creature’s eye sees. Highly recommended for elementary school science collections."

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2020-06-13

turning to European galleries and their permanent collections. Paris again just cannot resist

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2020-06-05

Well its getting late, so we are going to call a halt to our great virtual flower share. We hope you enjoyed this glimpse into the riches of our digitised collections.

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2020-06-03

Sorry - afraid we have drawn a blank on Eidelweiss in our digitised collections. In normal times, we are digitising all the time so one day.. In the meantime here is a bouquet of tulips

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2020-06-03

To close Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re sharing a gentle reminder to do something you love today. Whether you're tending a garden, strolling your neighborhood, sitting down with a good book, making music or art, you can always find some inspiration in our collections.

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2020-05-31

We have thousands of amazing maps in our collections. How can you know what we have? We have a map index which can be searched online, so you can find out what maps we have of your town/village & then come in & see them when we reopen https://t.co/NRIUpOWn61

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2020-05-30

Some mean fish for your Saturday. // Last weekend to get your hands on some merfolk art in sale. Moving my shop and reducing stock and collections. https://t.co/C82kDdMbIu

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2020-05-30

This weekend is Chawton House’s Virtual Garden Festival is happening over two days on 30 & 31 May. This will be a garden event like no other, bringing you an exciting programme inspired by the Chawton House gardens and collections.
https://t.co/3XP8J8twON

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2020-05-27

Final one for today 'Henry Knight of Tythegston, with His Three Children' by Johann Zoffany in collections. The top little boy holding the helmet. We can hear yelling 'don't you dare drop that on your sister!' (just like family pics now...)

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2020-05-21

Crossbreed Priscilla, done for colour practice and inspired by browsing 's collections. Quite happy with it.

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2020-05-17

Over the next few weeks we are going to highlight some of our favourite objects in local collections. These leather pattens are a type of heeled overshoe worn to raise women's slippers and skirts above the dirt of Edinburgh's streets

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2020-05-15

Beautiful. Seeing this and reading the description reminded me of this portrait of Airdrie sculptor Aniza McGeehan by her sister Jessie in the collections. I wonder if they were inspired by Artemisia?

https://t.co/q68j2XeSJn

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2020-05-13

To celebrate our staff are recreating art from our collections. To kick us off, here’s our dedicated Development Assistant, Alicia, channelling her inner John Crome.
'Portrait of John Crome (1768-1821)' by Michael William Sharp (1777=1840)

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2020-05-12

Today we honor mothers, human and animal, with artworks selected from 's world-class collections. Michael Hague, Illustration for The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Gift of the Charles Collection. © 2001 Michael Hague.

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2020-05-10

Today we honor mothers with artworks selected from 's world-class collections. Alice Bolam Preston worked commercially in the early 20th century. Alice Bolam Preston, Illustration for The Strange Year by Eliza Orne White, 1920. Gift of Kendra and Allan Daniel.

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2020-05-10

we could really use some info from and regarding Usagi Saga collections. Several are marked as o/p with - any reprints coming? We're hooking people into the new series & they'd like to read the backstory

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2020-05-08

For more brothers & associated artists’ periodical illusrations in collections. Arthur Hughes ‘Carmina Nuptialia’ 1869, Edward Hughes ‘Alice’ 1866, Rebecca Solomon ‘The Model’s Story’ 1864 and Ford Maddox Brown ‘The Traveller’ 1869

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2020-05-06

We can but dream of having this many original Walter Crane illustrated books in our own collections.... but here are a myriad of full books to view, courtesy of Smithsonian Libraries and The Cleveland Museum of Art. Via ive Enjoy! https://t.co/JusKQHVpwM

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2020-05-06