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follow-up to yesterday's A peek behind the scenes of the box design for yesterday's a carved figure from Papua New Guinea! More below: (1/2)

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2022-03-19

Norbert Goeneutte (1854-1894), The Passenger, 1882, oil on mahogany panel, 54.93 x 45.4 cm.

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2021-05-15

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

This Staffordshire cream pitcher is another great example of a “make-do” in the When the handle broke, someone fashioned a new tin handle and salvaged the pitcher rather than throwing it away.

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2020-03-26

Unusual antique weathervane - from Fairhaven, Massachusetts, probably from Capt. Daniel West's slaughterhouse.

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2019-10-09

Matt Smith's playfully subversive Flux (till 1 July): 'They are part of our history'. ⠀

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2018-04-16

René Magritte The Treachery of Images, 1928–29
Discordant Chords. Whimsical whit. A provocative pipe. Find the unfamiliar in the familiar with a seriously mysterious Magritte. https://t.co/wswkX1uyI0

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2018-02-02

As my profile pic covers the selfie bit of trending the Museum bit of my day:a painting with the title ‘Irish emigrants entering Liverpool’ at the People’s Republic gallery that I’ve noticed for the 1st time
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2018-01-17