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Research Seminar #3: Krzysztof Fijalkowski (Norwich University of the Arts): Cubomania: Collage, destruction and desire

November 7, 2014June 3, 2019 laurendudley689

AAH Careers day at The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, by MRes student, Holly Wain

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Visit to the eclectic collections of the museé Jacquemart André with the second years
In preparation for our summer exhibition, the MA Art History and Curating students are visiting the Royal Collection Trust in Windsor Castle to discuss exhibition objects! We can’t wait to see the results in June! . #art#history#curating#royal#collection#windsor#castle#exhibition#tour
Great visit to see the original 17th C paintings and decor in the Hotel de Lauzun with our second years!
Happy #Valentines Day from the UoB Art History department to all the art lovers out there! 💘💘💘 . The painting is Paolo and Francesca by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1814-1867) Rome 1814/20 Oil on canvas On permanent display at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts
John Walker’s ‘artistic legacy is varied and has been enriched by changing landscapes in his travels and life abroad...’ Check out Nadia Sommella's post over on the Golovine about John Walker's current exhibitions in Birmingham's Ikon and University galleries
Did you know that the School of Metallurgy and Materials at @unibirmingham is home to 4 works by the artist David Prentice? One of the founders of @ikongallery , he was comissioned by the University to create artworks specifically for the building in 1970. . . . . #art#uob#davidprentice#arthistory#ikongallery#ikon#birmingham#design#

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