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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
Landscape with Sheep, Philipp Peter Roos, 17th-18th century https://t.co/4bD6c74bHa #philipppeterroos #harvardartmuseums
Clouds after Storm, Charles Harold Davis, 1900 https://t.co/D5cmbrXIt0 #museumarchive #harvardartmuseums
Hard Truths: Will Museums’ Digital Plans Make Curators Obsolete? https://t.co/vmGBx0ZNgF via @ARTNEWS
The Count of Comminges Recognizes Adelaide after Her Death, Bartolomeo Pinelli, 18th-19th century https://t.co/qZbuoE2YYN #bartolomeopinelli #harvardartmuseums
Hard Truths: Will Museums’ Digital Plans Make Curators Obsolete?: Who will survive in an art world run by algorithms? https://t.co/YelkgwPRVc
Jump in with us for an awesome art adventure as we travel to museums around the globe from the comfort of our own home! 🖼️✨
On your marks, get set, ready, LET'S GO! ▶️ https://t.co/cbXuI5kiXd
Duck; verso: Eagle, Jean-Baptiste Oudry, 18th century https://t.co/YRhYndwKSx #harvardartmuseums #jeanbaptisteoudry
Album Leaf of Flowers, Insects and Fish https://t.co/q1RFgzcz4a #harvardartmuseums #museumarchive
Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves), Zhang Xiong [Chang Hsiung], 1859 https://t.co/1rZMxgXEsB #harvardartmuseums #zhangxiong[changhsiung]
And our final effort for #CultureInQuarantineMW a recreation of Mrs Siddons by Gainsborough by our HER officer #gettymuseumchallenge #museumsfromhome #PictureOfTheDay #painting #artshare
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
Today is #WelshMuseums Advocacy Day! Did you know that you can explore over 12,000 artworks held in Welsh public collections on Art UK?https://t.co/5wjf48Tafr
'The Red Dress' by Christopher Williams (1873–1934) Photo credit: @AmgueddfaCymru.
@Museum_Cardiff #Amgueddfeydd
Alright we've had a lot of landscape paintings now to have fun with portraiture! Look at these amazing paintings & photos of the wonderful characters that make up towns history & see if you can recreate them.
Please share them with us with #CultureInQuarantineMW! #MuseumsWeek
This #TudorTuesday, we're looking to another subsidiary house, Castle Bromwich Hall, which formerly had the fabulous Bradford Table Carpet of c1600-15 & which can now normally be seen at @V_and_A #MuseumsUnlocked #MuseumFromHome Images: V&A
We have many paintings of our coastline🏖 in our collection; the raging sea to a summer's day you can see its many facets. This round of #CultureinQuarantine re-image these paintings in different styles. #MuseumsWeek2020
Shipwreck William Joy
The South Wind, Gorleston C A Mellon
Shore Scene with Boats, Mrs. Abbott Lawrence (Anna Parker) Lowell, 19th-20th century https://t.co/FAHWM0Kvt2 #mrsabbottlawrencelowell #harvardartmuseums
And When they Lifted up Their Eyes (The Book of Job), William Blake, 1821 https://t.co/BW6SiS8hQt #harvardartmuseums #williamblake
Richard Wilson, Caernarvon Castle.
Welsh painter Wilson portrays a peaceful landscape, yet this ruined castle was once part of Edward I’s 13th century ‘iron ring’ of castles that suppressed Welsh uprisings.
@NationalGallery @profdanhicks
#MuseumsUnlocked #Castles