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Today is 🎨, chosen in honor of Leonardo da Vinci's birthday 🎂.

Celebrate by touring the on 's App with new self guided tours!

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2020-04-15

Visit our This week: read about how two artists renewed their domestic space, celebrate get creative with our collections, watch a lecture about Rhoda Pritzker's collecting, and take an app tour.

More: https://t.co/XA2pB3mDZ7

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2020-04-14

A little What do you think he's saying? We think he's giving a pep talk.

Oskar Kokoschka (1886–1980), "Rudolf Blümner," 1910, oil on canvas. Private Collection.


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2020-04-14

Download three new activities for your family on our page. Our booklet includes printable coloring pages, shape cut-outs, and fun drawing exercises inspired by the Jorgensen exhibit.
https://t.co/IPSTtlJCWR

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2020-04-13

According to Kenneth Clark, director during most requested masterpieces for 'Painting of the Month' were (NG270) & 'Agony in Garden' (NG3476) https://t.co/GZu06hzPYg

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2020-04-12

🖌️Multiple works (Golden Cross Inn, Spon Hospital, Ram Bridge)
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William Brooke

Brooke visited Coventry from 1819 to 1820, and the album of watercolours he produced provides an important insight into Coventry's history and the development of the city centre.

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2020-04-12

Download three new activities for your family on our page. Our booklet includes printable coloring pages, shape cut-outs, and fun drawing exercises inspired by the Jorgensen exhibit.
https://t.co/YHzHqkUk71

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2020-04-12

In this painting, Pontius Pilate, the Roman ruler of Judea, presents Jesus to an unseen crowd who will decide his fate. See the sketchy application of paint in the upper left? Artist Titian died before the work was unfinished. Read more at https://t.co/JjqgkJkmwS.

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2020-04-11

This week on MAKING WAVES, we caught up with John Rexine, Manager of Collections and Exhibitions, to learn what happens to an art collection during a pandemic. Read the full interview at https://t.co/6mniW7tZ79
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2020-04-11

“C” is for CERAMIC. Our collection contains ~150 Native American ceramics from the late 1800s to the present, including pieces by masters whose works revived centuries-old traditions and inspired future generations of potters.

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2020-04-10

The latest Bulb Blog has activity sheets to do at home:
https://t.co/xKR5RYdEox

Mae'r Blog Blodau yn cynnwys adnoddau i wneud o adra:
https://t.co/YZreoFJYKF

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2020-04-09

Sharing a little with you today for those who can't get outside to see the real thing. This 'Friend to the Farmer' from the 1952 series was painted by Harold Hussey

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2020-04-09

Color our collections! Explore our collections and download coloring sheets from our website https://t.co/xoUJTMXklG


🎨 Paul Cézanne, Portrait Romantique, 1868-70, Oil on canvas, 1975.85

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2020-04-09

Sit back. Relax. Scroll. We are bringing you stories from our collection so that you can experience the 🏠

In 1940, Dr. Clarence Moore commissioned a portrait from Diego Rivera. The result: The Hands of Dr. Moore.

🔍Get a closer look at https://t.co/d5f1qu956e!

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2020-04-05

called these paintings the 'poesie' because he drew on Classical poetry for their subject matter, and he imagined them working as visual poems. Find out why these were the most ambitious and magnificent works of his career: https://t.co/nhXRUkB9R2

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2020-04-04

Many of the historic images in this of photographs by Frederick Sowle are from Senegal, a rarely documented or photographed excursion in 1899. https://t.co/eu1I6i8OGW

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2020-04-03

We love & our April newsletter is full of news & ideas: take a Virtual Tour (jump floors-no stairs!) & zoom in for a closer look; download Pocket Curator for bite-sized audio & interactives; relax with a 5-Minute Read. Sign up: https://t.co/xXdlyK8cGJ

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2020-04-03

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. collection

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2020-04-02