The Cabinet is Numero’s tribute to the origin of the DIY museum, with our curatorial focus as always on the heroically home-made, the expanding fan universe, the suburban studio sublime.

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In our latest blog post, Assistant Collections and Learning Curator Karen Banton talks about some of her favourite cases from our Ogilvie bird collection and what the letters, sketches and photographs in our archives taught her about them. Read it here: https://t.co/TwG3syN0EW

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To honor our curators handpicked a collection of colorful artworks to celebrate the women in our lives, including powerful portraits, works inspired by love, and art that shows gratitude. https://t.co/O6oh3cE399

[Abstract II by Tim Fowler]

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‘Everyone is a sinner’ writes our Curatorial Fellow Joost Joustra in ‘#Sin: The Art of Transgression’. You can learn more about sin within the history of art in our exhibition catalogue: https://t.co/hIOfniMITe

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Another choice by curator, Kat, is Sir Joshua Reynold's 'Lady Bampfylde' (1776-77) held at the .

We have a mezzotint engraving by Thomas Watson of the same image, apparently so sought-after they turned Lady Bampfylde into an 18thC pin-up!

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ArtMag:MONSTER BRAINS - Stephen Romano curator in residence: Josh..https://t.co/YmaJI5tiOg

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sometimes u get bored and make some of your homebrew deities in picrew 🥰
picrew credit: https://t.co/6Bui40NvTZ

☀️ sunema: the dawn mother
🌙 mortamour: the moonlit loner
🗡 dainus: the winged justice
📗 enybris: the curator

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Art and Society is a blog post I am sharing to throw light on the role of patrons in the life of an artist. https://t.co/0PQYuOTxFA

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This month's is the first feature, starting with an interview with curator of the Metropolitan Police Historic Collection :
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this part of my curatorial studies final is my favorite I think

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🥁🥁🥁🥁 Second second sales! Art is on his way! From to ❤️ thanks for appreciating my creatures ❤️ LOVE is a lucky name in leading me to that new level 🍀https://t.co/t8scQJ0Ugu

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Choices, choices! In the “bigger must be better” and “down in front” categories we submit “Hat Boxes” by William Heath, July 14, 1829.

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This cartoon in the collection of is more than a meter long, by the way and was recently cleaned and conserved for an exhibition about Jane Austen at the Royal Pavilion. You can read more about it here: https://t.co/v2GL6lNKmn

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Throwing my best Regency "hats" in the ring for themed today. Here's some outrageous headgear in the shape of dragons, ships, ostrich feathers and lightning bolts: 'Lumps of Pudding', a cartoon from 1811 by William Heath after HW Bunbury

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GIRL IN BLACK — PALETTE KNIFE Oil Painting On Canvas By Leonid Afremov https://t.co/6tPnAbb4rC

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This fancy fellow and lavish lady are illustrations from our Herbert Norris collection. Norris' works eventually became the basis of many costumes used in medieval themed plays.

Search the collection: https://t.co/iuinCeRRKT

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