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English Pre-Raphaelite painter and designer Edward Burne-Jones was #BOTD in 1833. ā  Ā  The exterior of this magnificent wardrobe, painted by Burne-Jones, is decorated with scenes from The Prioressā€™s Tale, one of Chaucerā€™s Canterbury Tales. It incorporates a dedication to his

English Pre-Raphaelite painter and designer Edward Burne-Jones was #BOTD in 1833. ā 
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The exterior of this magnificent wardrobe, painted by Burne-Jones, is decorated with scenes from The Prioressā€™s Tale, one of Chaucerā€™s Canterbury Tales. It incorporates a dedication to his
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Don't miss your chance to see The Wilton Diptych in Oxford! Ends this Sunday 1 September. The Wilton Diptych was painted about 1395-9 and made for Richard II, King of England from 1377 to 1399. The small, portable altarpiece is one of a handful of English panel paintings to have

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A 15th century wall tile from Great Malvern in Worcestershire depicting the Resurrection. Now part of the collections Ashmolean Museum šŸ“ø My own. #TilesOnTuesday

A 15th century wall tile from Great Malvern in Worcestershire depicting the Resurrection. Now part of the collections <a href="/AshmoleanMuseum/">Ashmolean Museum</a> šŸ“ø My own. #TilesOnTuesday
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The most common object from the Philippines in museum collections is bladed weaponry from Mindanao. Many of these blades were taken during the Philippine-American War in the early 20th century, when American colonisers waged asymmetric battles against the Moros, the local Muslim

The most common object from the Philippines in museum collections is bladed weaponry from Mindanao. Many of these blades were taken during the Philippine-American War in the early 20th century, when American colonisers waged asymmetric battles against the Moros, the local Muslim