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On Thursday 12 March at 6pm, the curators of the display, Dr Claas Kirchelle + Dr Samantha Vanderslott, will be talking about the efforts to eliminate typhoid.

Booking is essential: https://t.co/dpy1gmacMj

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Poland Urged to Look for Nazi-Looted Art Still Held in Its Museums https://t.co/hXhBfP1GQW

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The highlight of visiting is getting to experience these ca. 1850-52 landscape murals in the foyer by African American artist Robert S. Duncanson, who was only in his late 20s when commissioned to paint these!

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The permanent collection of is diverse, and at times rather surprising. The enamels captivated me, including this striking detail of Marcus Curtius from the early 1600s.

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The Nuremberg Trial (1946). Laura Knight (1877-1970). Imperial War Museums. Laura Knight went to Germany in January 1946 and spent three months observing the trials from inside the courtroom.

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People claim that Countdown has been lost for good, however it has a knack, like other items, to randomly reappear in the back rooms of museums. it's rumored that it can temporarily freeze time.

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Wishing you all a very happy new year from Wakefield Museums and Castles. May you avoid any children throwing snowballs!

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Design drawing for an ornamental pin “Flower and Fruit”, Philippe Wolfers, Royal Museums of Art and History https://t.co/Ctu6BFy64R (Palette: 🖌🎨

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Enjoy your last Sunday of 2019. Walk, run, swim, yoga, family, friends, films, books, galleries, museums.

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Venus and Cupid by Colin Unwin Gill (1924), gifted to Dudley Museums appropriately enough by the great hostess of the period Nancy Cunard

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All scenes in Your Name should be hung in art museums

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"La Fortuna Trattenuta Da Amore" by Guido Reni (XVIIth century), at Vatican Museums.

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Great news that going to galleries and the can increase
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there are lots of such visits or you can try DIY from to &

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🕊✨ Some late Victorian optical illusion Christmas cards. A bird delivers a card bidding the receiver a ‘joyful Christmas’, two hands reach across a faux torn envelope & snow drops spring forth from another bringing best wishes. (Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove).

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Design drawing for a pendant “Eve”, Philippe Wolfers, Royal Museums of Art and History https://t.co/pXwM2fIvkG (Palette: 🖌🎨

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Dunfermline-born Sir Joseph Noel Paton was born in 1821. Historical, allegorical & superb fairy painter, he was a close friend of Millais but turned down an invite to join the PRB.
Featured: The Bluidie Tryst 1855, Hesperus 1857 & The Fairy Raid (det) 1867 (Glasgow Museums)

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I was just reading about the other day and wondered why I wasn't more familiar with her work. had at least 6 of her canvases on exhibit, including this exemplary, and very Maine, Diana of the Sea, 1940.

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