Join us today at 6pm for an event in the French Embassy’s to discuss our connection with French art and culture.

Register here: https://t.co/6OqMLyLhYb

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We are delighted to have acquired a rare, unpublished manuscript, created by Derby botanist and artist, Lucy Hardcastle (1771-1835).

Thank you to the Derby Museums’ Friends for helping us to bring this special manuscript back to Derby.

Find out more: https://t.co/pYG8IXdv8X

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During my visit to I saw the exhibition ‘Fighting Talk’ telling the personal story of foundling George King who went to Trafalgar, spent over two decades at sea and later lived at the Royal Hospital in Greenwich. It’s on until 27th Feb

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Tyna Dakusureiya

Ex archeologist/explorer now an antique shop owner. She can tell ya where it's from and is more like a historian. Some pieces she will buy to send off to museums or to research labs if they have certain power properties locked inside of them.

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I find two Felicien Rops museums one in Namur one at a nearby Chateau de Thozee, in case anyone is in the area and fancies some fin de siecle fun. Check opening times.
(Sorry to lack accents on my vowels here, my keyboard has lost the facility. )

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Mary Cassatt
Woman on a Striped Sofa with a Dog, 1876
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, MA, USA

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Really enjoyed my visit to Queens House - a stunning display of art including pieces from and collections. From famous faces to familiar locales - there’s a lot to see!

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Giacomo Trecourt.1812-1882. Lord Byron on the shore of the Hellenic Sea.c.1850. Civic Museums of Pavia,Italy.

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Abbott Handerson Thayer, The Light of the "Smudge" and After Sunset Glow: Row Song at Chateaugay, 1874 https://t.co/9gw3XhqaQH

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GM! How many of your friends can explain what an is? An answer could be:
It is an original piece of art you can still buy today which you will see in a few years in museums and exhibitions. Here „Iris on the phone“ from

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Story behind baggage: a thread! This piece is inspired by Chiharu Shiota, an amazing multidisciplinary artist who does large scale installations in galleries and museums around the world. I was lucky enough to see her work in Japan in 2019 where she did a huge piece…

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Statue of Mahu, bought by Mr Denys E. Bower in 1928 as reported by the newspapers, "very likely a similar piece will not again enter this country as the exportation of antiques of this class is now forbidden." Petrie translated the text.

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