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Amazing architecture and inspiring art. in County Durham, is one of the reasons

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2019-03-14

To celebrate March, take a look at this wonderful 'March Hare Coat-of-Arms' by Alfred Priest (1810-1850), from the Norfolk Museums collection.

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2019-03-13

A magical fox disguised as an elderly nun, contemplating a trap.
Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891)

(Harvard Art Museums)

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2019-03-11

Thrilled to see ’s inventive and beautiful marketing campaign for featuring original photography by , shortlisted for the 2019 (the Oscars of the museums sector). Good luck guys! 🤞 https://t.co/ntFhhFzF88

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2019-03-11

People really need to appreciate old art history and give more support to them and the well-known painters we still have alive today.
This painting is by Wayne Thiebaud, he's a very well known painter, and his paintings are in Museums! I have this painting on my wall!

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2019-03-06

Skärgårdsflottan, Gustavssvärd av Elias Martin, 1765

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2019-03-05

This painting has had many versions (by Abanindranath Tagore, Chughtai) so no reason why they can’t correct the info! Someone like me who hasn’t “studied” art can point this out! 🙄🙄🙄

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2019-03-03

My name’s Kiki. I’m a digital and traditional illustrator. Always trying to improve. I’m nerdy, love to draw in museums/public, and my favorite color is pink 😊

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2019-03-01

I'm Andi and twitter is my main haunt right now! I dabble in comics, novels and museums.

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2019-02-27

The beautiful botanical art of Diana Ruth Wilson has until recently, been a hidden gem of . The museums curator, delves into the provenance and significance of the collection of West Dorset flora in our latest issue: https://t.co/xCIKAdGkTS

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2019-02-18

I went to a few museums in the past weeks and noticed that most cool art kids back in the days painted at least ONE (1) mom of jesus.
I also want to be a cool art kid so I tried as well.
(I‘m actually not religious but whoever that woman was, she must have been SLAYING) ✨🌻

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2019-02-18

Landscape with a Pond William Townsend (1909–1973)
Museums Sheffield

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2019-02-16

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2019-02-14

New exhibition exploring the choices and challenges of parenthood opens at Edinburgh’s Museum of Childhood.

https://t.co/jzVMpudQL4

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2019-02-14

Keep the kids occupied this with at The Atkinson. There’s something for all ages with kids theatre, craft workshops, museums, exhibitions and more! 18-23 February 2019. https://t.co/rpxwpXiw99

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2019-02-13

The magnificent frescoes found in the following villas: Publius Fannius Synistor, Villa della Pisanella, and Villa del fondo Ippolito Zurlo. They are displayed in several major museums. Also known as the frescoes Boscoreale
Boscoreale, Province of Naples, Campania, Italy.

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2019-02-08

In our newsletter, find stories from the Feb-Mar issue, like Old-School and the Battle for February 2, plus read about history makers in the community and learn how museums approach sharing the history of violations. https://t.co/1js12UwunA

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2019-02-06

Images of the Great War from the exhibition at commissioned for the proposed Hall of Remembrance in 1918. by Randolph Schwabe, John Nash, Wyndham Lewis and John Singer Sargent

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2019-01-29