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A very early C20 view of the south terrace, showing the formal gardens as William Brodrick Thomas had laid them out in the latter C19. The very eagled-eyed of you might be able to spot the Coade sundial on the top terrace! The house is still rendered with stucco #MuseumFromHome
Our curators have come up with some challenges for families to have a go at 👇 Don't forget to share your pictures and tag us 😊 #MuseumfromHome
Sit back. Relax. Scroll. We are bringing you stories from our collection so that you can experience the #MuseumFromHome. 🏠
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!
#Titian 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 #MuseumFromHome
A horrific week, so let’s indulge in some music hall for #MuseumFromHome. Watch this space, I have plans for this chap... https://t.co/VrjtOVbyez
Archery was a favourite sport of the Bridgeman family, with archery grounds at @Weston_Park, @cbhallgardens and an annual contest on Nesscliffe Hill. This is Ross's miniature of the eventual 3rd Earl of Bradford & his siblings which is in the Tapestry Room #MuseumFromHome
Many of the historic images in this #OnlineExhibition of photographs by Frederick Sowle are from Senegal, a rarely documented or photographed excursion in 1899. https://t.co/eu1I6i8OGW #museumfromhome #museumcollection
We love #museumfromhome & 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
#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
This specimen from The Hunterian collection @UofGlasgow is the first example of Goliath beetle ever recorded. As one of the largest beetles known at the time, it was one of the earliest and most significant additions to Hunter’s insect cabinet! #QuaranTeamUofG #MuseumFromHome
The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset 1882-83 by Claude Monet @ncartmuseum
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#MuseumFromHome Here’s my made-at-home ’St George & Dragon’ (NG6294) by Uccello @NationalGallery. Amazing what you can do with toys, quilt/pillow covers, socks, a cycling helmet and raiding the balcony!
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Some #MidweekMotivation for our followers today in the form of this photograph from our collection. Can you caption it for us?
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Entendre les silences de ceux qui sont aujourd’hui inaudibles ! #Culturecheznous #ConfinementMuseeURL #MuseumFromHome #museumathome #COVIDー19 @nasjonalmuseet #lesoeuvresdartmasquees @muzeodrome https://t.co/aRnMmBcse3
Tap into your creative side! Send us a drawing, sketch your favourite painting in the Hugh Lane Gallery or what you enjoyed most about a visit you made. Download your postcard here - https://t.co/FivAV66SG7
Send your postcard to info.hughlane@dublincity.ie #MuseumFromHome
Our fantastic Byam Family portrait by Thomas Gainsborough is back at the Holburne after spending 3 months at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow. Read more about this portrait in the link below:
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#myholburne #MuseumFromHome #art #family
Hope you’re having a cozy Sunday, whether it includes reading, drawing, gardening, or perhaps a good puzzle. 🛋#MuseumFromHome #MuseumMomentOfZen (John Singer Sargent, “Man Reading," c. 1905)
#MuseumFromHome art break to focus on the exquisite details of Miss Anne Dutton’s dress—the voluminous folds of her sumptuous white gown, gold-embroidered sash, and gem-encrusted brooch... 👗💎#mydavis
🎨 Francis Cotes, Portrait of Miss Anne Dutton, ca. 1767–70, 1978.6
@SamuelRJ89 Thanks, Sam. All the best with your #MuseumFromHome
Vikings in horned helmets was an invention of the 19th-century - Or was it?