The 3D print of a skull with a craniotomy recovered in excavations on Rat Island in Gosport. Look out for fascinating developments and coverage in 2020 having already featured in and

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The word 'baroque' came to English from the French meaning 'irregularly shaped.' It came to describe an extravagant style of art – from architecture & music to painting & sculpture.

Uncover baroque art in a major exhibition, coming soon to Tate Britain. https://t.co/Mrev0Z4EBL

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When you think about it...Jubilee has kind of been there through it all for Captain Britain. Do we consider her one of her best friends? Is she on the level of Storm/Dazzler/Wolverine?

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A character I adopted from TeriArts on deviantART!

Her name is Ophelia Bates, and she’s from Great Britain. She’s a villain in my super power AU, and if she touches you, she can introduce a false memory into your mind. Of course she uses this for evil >:3

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Popeye gives the Nazis a spinach-fueled smackdown in the 1943 cartoon SPINACH FER BRITAIN. Popeye is doing the morse code for "victory" at the end there.

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On this day in 1810, Sweden declares war on Great Britain. Reluctantly forced into it by Napoleon, Stockholm takes absolutely no military action against the United Kingdom.

(Here's a pic from the era of Swedes not fighting anyone)

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My book of the day, tale of food banks and austerity Britain. Heartbroken by its necessity, warmed by its presence. Thank you

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Martyn Turner: I think I'm done with Pinocchio now..four P cartoons is enough to add to the thousands from Britain...I'll keep the clown shoes though, I like them. # - political cartoon gallery in London https://t.co/dePcTdnXF6

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I think I'm done with Pinocchio now..four P cartoons is enough to add to the thousands from Britain...I'll keep the clown shoes though, I like them.

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If in London, don’t miss the wondrous William Blake show Britain. It runs until 2 Feb. ‘What is now proved was once only imagined.’

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Meanwhile in Little Britain... Excellent work

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"Trees and shrubs of the British Isles" (1909) was produced as a guide to help readers identify some 550 such native and commonly cultivated species of Britain. The 16 color plates are by C.F. Newall. In via ➡️ https://t.co/d7Vm66Z0b2

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Where do you go to escape? ⛵🌄🏝️

96 prints by Julian Trevelyan are available to view by appointment in the Prints and Drawings Room at Tate Britain. https://t.co/i3iKc597W5

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And the sky was rent asunder and the Ancient of Days reached down and handed me an audio guide. Press preview of William Blake at Tate Britain. The exhibition brings Blake down to earth, but his weird and wonderful images remain as mysterious as ever.

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Delighted to discover a small surge in US sales of Mann's Best Friend - is this a effect? Perhaps North America is waking up to the unique charm of rural Northern Britain...

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🌟 Experience visionary art the way he wanted it to be seen in the biggest Blake exhibition for almost 20 years.

Show opens 11 September at Tate Britain. Members go free. https://t.co/qIPO8QWhjE

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On this day in 55BC, landed in Kent, the first time a army had set foot in Britain. Whether intended to be an invasion or a reconnaissance mission, it lasted a matter of weeks, and left JC some explaining to do in the Senate

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Born 1676 Robert Walpole, ?first of Great Britain. Over the years he acquired various epithets among them 'Leviathan' & 'Colossus'. On his fall from power he was made earl of Orford
https://t.co/pqoeFVVVJ0

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enjoy this 10..ish minute doodle of Betsy braddock AKA Capt. Britain.

(I had no idea what to do with the hair...)

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Programs for the Week: 23–28 July 2019

Join us on July 25 for a concert celebrating the relationship between art and music in Britain.

https://t.co/8YMCXuHg5p

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