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🎨 Art UK

We're celebrating Ulster Museum🌳 with 'A Moorish Garden in Winter'.🥀

John Lavery(1856–1941) was so enamoured with that he regularly visited his winter home in .💼

✖️Queen's University Belfast
📸Queen's University Belfast 🎓

#OnlineArtExchange🎨 @artukdotorg✨ We're celebrating #LaveryOnLocation @UlsterMuseum🌳 with 'A Moorish Garden in Winter'.🥀 John Lavery(1856–1941) was so enamoured with #Morocco that he regularly visited his winter home in #Tangier.💼 ✖️Queen's University Belfast 📸@QUBelfast
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🖌️Kenneth Cook(1913-1996)

Built in the 13th century, 'Swarkestone Bridge' is still the longest stone bridge in England!

This famous Scheduled Ancient Monument was a battle site during the English Civil War and the furthest south Bonnie Prince Charlie got to London.🌉

🎨Linocut 🖌️Kenneth Cook(1913-1996) Built in the 13th century, 'Swarkestone Bridge' is still the longest stone bridge in England! This famous Scheduled Ancient Monument was a battle site during the English Civil War and the furthest south Bonnie Prince Charlie got to London.🌉
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A paper trail of cuttings from the 1920s describing “magnificent rosewood bookcases inlaid with brass and ebony from the collection of Louis Napoleon' led us to this label.📜✂️

Stuck on a case in the , they travelled by Goods Train in 1857.🚂🗳️

#TravelTuesday🛤️ A paper trail of cuttings from the 1920s describing “magnificent rosewood bookcases inlaid with brass and ebony from the collection of Louis Napoleon' led us to this label.📜✂️ Stuck on a case in the #BoydDawkinsStudy, they travelled by Goods Train in 1857.🚂🗳️
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Not everyone can claim to have a hedge maze in their back garden... unless you live at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry or indeed, Elvaston Castle🍃

The Maze at Elvaston Castle is a 19th century by Geroge Robert Vawser(1815-1893)🎨

#NationalGardeningDay🌻 Not everyone can claim to have a hedge maze in their back garden... unless you live at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry or indeed, Elvaston Castle🍃 The Maze at Elvaston Castle is a 19th century #watercolour by Geroge Robert Vawser(1815-1893)🎨
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Before the took up residence on Terrace Road, the was at home here. 🏚️

Remains of some of the ceramic wall tiles from the hotel sit safe in the Store, including these animal transfer designs. We've spotted cats and kittens for . 😻

Before the #Museum took up residence on Terrace Road, the #PeakHydropathicHotel was at home here. 🏚️ Remains of some of the ceramic wall tiles from the hotel sit safe in the #MuseumStore, including these animal transfer designs. We've spotted cats and kittens for #Caturday. 😻
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We love this beautiful cherry blossom detail from 'Lake Scene I'. 🌸

This reminds us of (flower viewing), the traditional Japanese custom of celebrating and enjoying the transient beauty of the blossoms that blanket each year. 🖌️🌸

✨Eika Kato ✍️🌸

We love this beautiful cherry blossom detail from 'Lake Scene I'. 🌸 This #watercolour reminds us of #Hanami (flower viewing), the traditional Japanese custom of celebrating and enjoying the transient beauty of the blossoms that blanket #Japan each year. 🖌️🌸 ✨Eika Kato ✍️🌸
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If you stroll through Beacon Fell Country Park, Lancashire, you may happen upon this ethereal 'Spirit of the Woods'.👣

James Shelliker's other-worldly carving of the belongs in an enchanted woodland.🍃

📸 Stewart Bond/Art UK

#MythicalCreatures🐉 #OnlineArtExchange🎨 If you stroll through Beacon Fell Country Park, Lancashire, you may happen upon this ethereal 'Spirit of the Woods'.👣 James Shelliker's other-worldly carving of the #GreenMan belongs in an enchanted woodland.🍃 📸 Stewart Bond/Art UK
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It's and we spotted this gem in our .🔎📜

Written by Tom Tomlinson, this leaflet focuses on the history of North Lees Hall, Hathersage. Interestingly, Charlotte Bronte visited in 1845 and was inspired to create Jane Eyre's 'Thornfield Hall.📕✍️

It's #ExploreYourArchiveDay and we spotted this gem in our #MuseumStore.🔎📜 Written by Tom Tomlinson, this leaflet focuses on the history of North Lees Hall, Hathersage. Interestingly, Charlotte Bronte visited in 1845 and was inspired to create Jane Eyre's 'Thornfield Hall.📕✍️
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We were surprised to learn about 🦄 but it gives us a great excuse to show off this Royal Coat of Arms!

Some of our visitors may recognise this piece, formerly on display in the Wonders of the Peak gallery. It was tricky to spot... being above the fire exit.🧯

We were surprised to learn about #NationalUnicornDay🦄 but it gives us a great excuse to show off this Royal Coat of Arms! Some of our visitors may recognise this piece, formerly on display in the Wonders of the Peak gallery. It was tricky to spot... being above the fire exit.🧯
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We're marking 🍻 with a 20th century throwback. ⏪

This brewery lorry belonging to Scarsdale Ales and Beers was photographed at Rowbottom's Garage, by J.R. Board. 🚛🧴

The snap was part of the before it disbanded. 📸

We're marking #NationalBeerDay🍻 with a 20th century throwback. ⏪ This brewery lorry belonging to Scarsdale Ales and Beers was photographed at Rowbottom's Garage, #ChapelEnLeFrith by J.R. Board. 🚛🧴 The snap was part of the #DerbyshireSLS #collection before it disbanded. 📸
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Painted by Lord Essex (1803-1892), this captures a bygone scene of Castle Rocks on the . 🌄

As read in the handwritten note below, 'Castle Rocks on Wye - Buxton... 1867 - now blown up to make way for a railway'. ✍️🚂

#FlashbackFriday✨ Painted by Lord Essex (1803-1892), this #watercolour captures a bygone scene of Castle Rocks on the #RiverWye. 🌄 As read in the handwritten note below, 'Castle Rocks on Wye - Buxton... 1867 - now blown up to make way for a railway'. ✍️🚂
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🎼 ✨ @ArtUK🎨

We thought we'd spotted a but this is actually an 18th century of German composer, Adolf Ganz(1795-1869).

🖌️Laurent Grünbaum(1760–1855)
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Celebrating 'Victorian Radicals'🎉 Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

#Music🎼 #OnlineArtExchange✨ @ArtUK🎨 We thought we'd spotted a #Bridgerton but this is actually an 18th century #OilPainting of German composer, Adolf Ganz(1795-1869). 🖌️Laurent Grünbaum(1760–1855) 📸#RoyalCollegeOfMusic ✖️@RCMLondon Celebrating 'Victorian Radicals'🎉 @BM_AG
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The 'House of Wonders', was once home to a most eclectic .

Compiled by Randolph and Hetty Douglas, the objects on display reflected a love of and , as well as Randolph's talents as an and .

#WednesdayWonder🤩 The 'House of Wonders', #Castleton was once home to a most eclectic #MuseumCollection. Compiled by Randolph and Hetty Douglas, the objects on display reflected a love of #travel and #caving, as well as Randolph's talents as an #escapologist and #miniaturist.
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Today, we're joining these traveller's on a fishing trip to the beautiful cascade near , . 🎣

This 18th century print was engraved for 'The Modern Universal British Traveller'. 🌄

#TravelTuesday👣 Today, we're joining these traveller's on a fishing trip to the beautiful cascade near #MatlockBath, #Derbyshire. 🎣 This 18th century #FineArt print was engraved for 'The Modern Universal British Traveller'. 🌄
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On we are showcasing this hauntingly beautiful monochrome figure study by renowned , (1867–1956).

🖍️ Brown Crayon

He was an Official War Artist during and 'Soldier Offering Comrade a Drink' was one such scene sketched by him.

On #NationalCrayonDay we are showcasing this hauntingly beautiful monochrome figure study by renowned #artist, #FrankBrangwyn(1867–1956). 🖍️ Brown Crayon He was an Official War Artist during #WorldWarOne and 'Soldier Offering Comrade a Drink' was one such scene sketched by him.
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This by J.W. Keightley has inspired us to take a stroll along the , . 🐍

Painted in 1962, this mid-20th century piece shines a light on the beauty of the Grade II* listed extension to the . 🌳🌲🌳🌲

#TakeAWalkInTheParkDay👣🐾 This #watercolour by J.W. Keightley has inspired us to take a stroll along the #SerpentineWalks, #Buxton. 🐍 Painted in 1962, this mid-20th century piece shines a light on the beauty of the Grade II* listed extension to the #PavilionGardens. 🌳🌲🌳🌲
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we have a collection of prints by John Vere Brown(1925- 2000)?

These 23 silver bromide prints are his only known work. We think they were taken between 1971-1973 when he lived at Ollerenshaw Farm, Chelmorton.❄️

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#PhotoFriday📸 #DYK we have a collection of prints by John Vere Brown(1925- 2000)? These 23 silver bromide prints are his only known #Derbyshire work. We think they were taken between 1971-1973 when he lived at Ollerenshaw Farm, Chelmorton.❄️ More👉 ow.ly/mGqw50QUrAm
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On we're looking back on an by Sarah Keast🎨

'Grey Ladies Study 1' is a and recent acquisition into the 🌄

The standing stones are amongst the tallest in Derbyshire and are found on Harthill Moor, nr Youlgreave📏

On #ThrowbackThursday we're looking back on an #exhibition by Sarah Keast🎨 'Grey Ladies Study 1' is a #CollagraphPrint and recent acquisition into the #MuseumCollection🌄 The standing stones are amongst the tallest in Derbyshire and are found on Harthill Moor, nr Youlgreave📏
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We don't know when this photo was taken, or who by, but this stunning close-up from the in could be a scene from a or ! 📚

It's the perfect spot to spy , and from. 🧚🔺🧝

#WaterfallWednesday💦 We don't know when this photo was taken, or who by, but this stunning close-up from the #PavilionGardens in #Buxton could be a scene from a #Fairytale or #FantasyNovel! 📚 It's the perfect spot to spy #fairies, #gnomes and #elves from. 🧚🔺🧝
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are this months theme for . 👵👴

This smart snap of the Millican family was taken at the Leewood Hotel, by photographer J.D. Meddins. 📸

Grandparents, a father and two sons feature. Were they celebrating or catching up? 🏨

#HBAHGrandparents are this months theme for #HistoryBeginsAtHome. 👵👴 This smart snap of the Millican family was taken at the Leewood Hotel, #Buxton by photographer J.D. Meddins. 📸 Grandparents, a father and two sons feature. Were they celebrating or catching up? 🏨
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