Twelve Artworks of Christmas: Day Three
Today’s work is a snowy scene by French artist Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier, who specialised in military scenes.
#12ArtworksofChristmas#NationalGalleryIRL
Wandering through the Amarna Main City on a day off: the enormous villa of the Chief of Seers of the Aten, Pawah, with its massive staircase, the house of the Chariotry Officer, Ranefer, and the many smaller houses that now survive as little more than ridges in the sand…
#frankenbook! Check out this spooky homemade repair on an 1823 bible. While it may be a little wonky, it is important evidence of the book's history. We are opting to keep it in place to tell the story of the bible's life. #spinetingling#rarebooks#bookconservation
Such a great article about many interesting conservation projects by CONSERVATORS.
Keep up that proper usage @nytimes we appreciate it!
Preserving the Past for Museum Visitors of the Future https://t.co/s6YzvjVgMR
Recognise this? It the fresco painted on the wall at the top of the staircase at the entrance to @BM_AG, painted by Joseph Southall, 1914. And we're also showing the design for it. Never spotted the fresco? Head up the main entrance stairs or view it from the vestibule, 2nd floor
Our two new #ICON#HeritageFundUk textile conservation interns have started @TheBowesMuseum Charlotte @char_lolita and Kezia already put to work on the pieces from @TullieHouse. Here’s to a good years together #funtimesahead#welcome
Our “digital futures in & for heritage” subtheme explores how digital technologies affect interactions with pasts; how they transform everyday encounters with heritage; & the values people assign to those encounters in a world of big data @chiara_bonacchi https://t.co/HCT8IgmLa4
The conservation team @TheBowesMuseum are at #icon19 posing here with Miranda’s poster about her #hlf internship. It been a great opportunity to catch up and meet new colleagues including @thecwordpodcast@HanSuthers@UofGlasgow and learning lots about the future of conservation
Double coffin lid of Petamun and Penhorpabik - two very young boys who were probably half brothers. From Thebes and late 2nd century in date, it is the only known double coffin from Ancient Egypt. Part of the new Egyptian Gallery @NtlMuseumsScot@RomanMiddleEast@ancientpix
Tonight I gave a talk to #Horwich Heritage group on ‘Worktown’
Been quite a few years since I worked on this collection, but I haven’t forgotten how much I love it!
Amazing @MassObsArchive photos from 1930s #Bolton
You can see the whole collection here: https://t.co/hRa4UcxsUc
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