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Loved doing this map of Pilgrims' Way for the latest edition of Britain Magazine

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2018-08-24

The show will go on! Due to popular demand, we've extended the opening of until 2 October. A few more days to immerse yourself in the life and works of René Goscinny, faff around in fancy dress and pull a post with your shadow in our glow room!

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2018-08-23

Having a tough time with at the moment. So yesterday, took myself on a date to . In your face, anxiety! Hell yes to an inspiring afternoon hanging out with extraordinary bodies

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2018-08-23

Our document collection - Twenties Britain - is now live! Exploring various social, economic and political aspects of the decade. Perfect for Take a look: https://t.co/Z6fK5RLSIg

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2018-08-22

Nostalgic for the classic series and forgot just how much fun is to draw

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2018-08-19

Finally finished my kids’ comic! https://t.co/9HSz7LVVsx Amy! Excalibur! Is about a girl who found Excalibur round the back of her Gran’s caravan. Now she fights evil and is technically Fae Queen of Britain. Please read & share!

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2018-08-13

A pre-dawn shot in the New Forest National Park taken during a 2-2-1 workshop I ran last week.

Canon 5DSr, 100-400mmL mkII, ISO 200, 30, secs, f16, tripod

© Guy Edwardes Photography

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2018-08-12

Isabel Rawsthorne, Soho artist, hellraiser and socialist photographed by John Deakin and painted by Francis Bacon 14 times. Model, activist, bohemian, artist. Also painted by Picasso. At Tate Britain exhibition. The ADRIFT IN SOHO milieu

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2018-08-10

Michael Andrews’ ‘The Colony Club’ can be seen at the Tate Britain in the exhibition, together with Bacon, Freud, Deakin and others. Very much the ADRIFT IN SOHO milieu.

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2018-08-10

On this day in 1861, Britain annexed Lagos, formally commencing Nigeria's colonial era.

Well, Americans didn't approve.

Here's the New York Times blasting Britain for the annexation, having massacred the people of Porto Novo (present Benin Republic, as reported by Usk Observer)

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2018-08-07

Born 1809, in Somersby, Lincolnshire, Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson, Poet Laureate of Great Britain and Ireland during much of Queen Victoria's reign. Caricature by an unnamed artist in 'The Hornet' 6 November 1872

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2018-08-06

An evening of song, laughter and some tears celebrating the heritage of Britain’s coal mining industry. Film, music and discussion emphasise the community spirit forged then and struggling determinedly to survive now: https://t.co/9Q7o7rbypn

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2018-08-02

My good friend Jim was on the clipper Great Britain sailing from China– Seatle, 33 days at sea with no sight of land. That's him on the bow, fixing the Genoa. Painted on Saunders Waterford with Daniel Smith watercolours.

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2018-08-01

National Galleries Scotland is revising the reception of (1606–1669) work in Britain through history with an exhibition, illustrating a difficult start in the seventeenth century, but a great success in the eighteenth. Open until 14 October 2018.

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2018-07-30

Graphic Novel Featured on Britain's Most Prestigious Literary Award's Longlist | https://t.co/jpPX4hnUXm

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2018-07-27

Did you know you have a random photo of me age 5 celebrating Purim in one of your display cabinets?

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2018-07-25

Calling all Astérix fans! Make sure you visit Astérix in Britain: The Life and Work of René Goscinny, which is on at all summer, exploring the unique imagination of the co-creator of the Astérix comics. Find out more: https://t.co/TgxovlwPx4

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2018-07-25

In 1821 undisputed Witch Queen of Kensington, Sabetha Black, the former Countess of Norsex, briefly became the hidden ruler of Great Britain when she made a poppet of the Prime Minister, Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool, and through him seized control of the government.

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2018-07-25