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Blog PostV&A Youth Collective / Objects and opinion – the racial erasure of colour in beauty norms© Victoria and Albert Museum, London I remember reading Firenzuola and noticing how eerily similar his…
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Blog PostToppling and reclaiming: What should we do with the objects that trouble us?Fissure of the anus and fistula in ano by Lewis H. Adler, 1892, page 18.…
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Blog PostEnter the wonderful world of Kristjana S WilliamsWe spoke to Kristjana over the phone from her London studio about her unique collage aesthetic, seeing…
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Blog PostAnimating AliceInspired by our Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser exhibition, which celebrates the enduring power of Lewis…
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Blog PostSecrets of the Museum — in books!The exhibition itself is bursting with the creativity of Lewis Carroll and the weird and wonderful artworks…
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Blog PostPandemic Objects: Clothing ShopJohn Lewis, founded in 1864, is permanently closing one third of its stores and may convert its London…
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Blog PostCome Let us Build a New World TogetherFired by the romantic spirit of the Beat poets, he took his camera with him – and immediately found himself…
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Blog PostAlfred Tennyson’s Idylls of the King and Other Poemspublished two volumes ‘each with twelve plates plus portraits of Tennyson as frontispiece and excerpts from his…
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Blog PostGuest Post: An Exercise of Re-fashioning Fashionable Fancy DressElizabethan dress given by the Marquise of Salisbury … described by the Author of Alice in Wonderland, Lewis…
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Blog PostFrankenstein on Stages Frankenstein, Curator of Printed Books, Beverley Hart, explores the tradition of Frankenstein and his…
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Blog PostV&A Print Season: Angie Lewin’s Honesty BlueAngie Lewin: When I’m out walking and on sketching trips I collect seedheads, feathers, lichened branches…
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Blog PostLawrence Alma-Tadema’s self-portrait: a forgotten loanAlma-Tadema (1836–1912) was a Dutch-born artist who settled in London in 1870 following the death of his…
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Blog PostFifty shades of hay: the sketchbook of George Robert LewisI recently catalogued an unassuming brown leather sketchbook which turned out to contain a wealth of beautiful drawings documenting agricultural work in the British countryside, including haymaking and harvesting. As we’re approaching harvest time I...
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Blog PostThe Cabinet of Curiosities: Reflections on modern art historical thinkingseminal volume The Origins of Museums (Oxford University Press, 1985) and looked at the evolution of the study…
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Blog PostSt. George’s Day – Dragons in the Prints, Drawings and Paintings CollectionThrough his portrayal in visual imagery this chivalrous saint has, perhaps, become most widely recognised…
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Blog PostThe Brown Suit: Coup de Bouton!removed from the suit for cleaning, Diana set up a temporary work-table in the Textile Conservation studio…
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Blog PostMiss Archive unfolds a wonderful world of shawls…hottest days of the year, I found myself looking at shawls in storage at the Clothworkers’ Centre for the Study…
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Blog Post‘for I have too much preferred the picturesque to the beautifull…’: Looking at Constable’s watercolour sketchespreviously unknown Constable oil sketch is here), guest blogger and Freelance Paper Conservator Melissa Lewis…
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Blog PostBorn on This Day: ‘The Winter Queen’ Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemiabut was soon taken to Oatlands, an old Tudor hunting lodge near Weybridge, where Lord Harrington and his…
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Blog PostClothworkers’ Christmas Countdown, part 2No, of course I don’t mean John Lewis or The Pogues.…
