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What museums are you exploring from home? What do you want to see more of? 💙
Georgia O’Keeffe, American (1887—1986). Petunias, 1925. Oil on board. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Museum purchase, Gift of the M. H. de Young Family, 1990.55 © Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
Design drawing for a pendant “Lilies of the Valley!”, Philippe Wolfers, Royal Museums of Art and History https://t.co/638XxTLZ4W #wikidata #digitalart #drawing (Palette: #SpaceShuttle #STS135 #Atlantis) 🖌🎨
Being at home doesn't mean you have to miss out on art & culture! 🎨🖼
In fact, you can take a virtual stroll through some of these awesome museums and art spaces. No queues, no waiting!
Grab your sketchbook and let's get started 👉 https://t.co/hn4UlH53Kb! 📒✏️
Harvard Art Museums @harvard_artbot #harvardartmuseums #museumarchive
Cloister moments from the last time till the next time.
#ArtHelps #museumsfromhome @metmuseum
We are joining the initiative to show gratitude to our heroic healthcare workers. Thank you for all you are doing to save lives and keep us safe. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
SPACES: As galleries and museums scramble to digitise their programs, @oritgat looks at how online exhibitions might reflect how the internet has changed our experience of art.
Read here: https://t.co/Gwm89fobN1
#OritGat #onlineexhibition #virtualexhibition
The Confined Survivalist Guide
Don't let your brains turn to muesli
Re-visit the museums by memory
Avoid the subconscious mix-ups
Art by Oliver Ler Marinkoski
The Aged Gathering Around the Angel of Death and a Skeleton, Agostino Veneziano, 1518 https://t.co/8HR7vzVyIm #agostinoveneziano #harvardartmuseums
What if art history’s greatest masterpieces were empty? #JoséManuelBallester takes a crowded art-historical masterpiece & reduces it to an empty room. With most of the world's museums now closed, his work seems tailor-made for the time. More via @artnet https://t.co/IERy9XpXIY
🖼️ Did you know that you can tour famous museums online?
🌎 These tours are completely free and house some of the world's most famous art pieces.
Click here to find your favorite piece of art: https://t.co/Zk0ibHjOjE
#Feathursday The European bee-eater (Merops apiaster) is similar to a rainbow when flying. The English term "bee-eater" was first recorded in 1668, referring to the European species. #Birds #SciArt #HistCol #Archives #VanBerkheij collection #MuseumFromHome #NatHist #Museums
In Alice in Wonderland, author Lewis Carroll based the Dodo on himself..
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#notebooks #Aliceinwonderland #stationerybrighton
#pentopaperbrighton #minalima #museumsandgalleries
#Art #Museums and Cultural Institutions Around the Globe are Sending Each Other #Virtual #Bouquets and #Botanicals https://t.co/1GKjnm2akx
A Cavalier on a Horse, Unidentified Artist, 16th century https://t.co/eHUxf6GRnG #harvardartmuseums
Watercolour sketch painted by Kitty McCormack of the Dun Emer Guild, Dublin, 1920s. It illustrates a Celtic Revival outfit designed and made by the guild for Clare Kennedy, whose husband Hugh was the first Attorney General of the Irish Free State. #IrishMuseumsOnline
We are making our #HoldingTheVision exhibition available online! Over the following days and weeks, we will be posting regular blogs about @theartofthebook Curated by Dr Cynthia Johnston of
@IES_London https://t.co/MkSFQimV3q #SharingTheVision #MuseumsFromHome #museumsathome
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Day 15 of bringing art to your homes…
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A Year of Faith by HR Ocampo
(1973, Oil on Canvas)
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The title of this piece gives a deeper meaning as we look at the situation right now. “Faith” is a word often correlated to religion.
Still Life with Seafood, Kanji Nakamura, 19th-20th century https://t.co/quEiDQ4m8o #harvardartmuseums #kanjinakamura