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Look Think Do with Rosanna Evans and Holly Morrison (University of Cambridge Museums, 16.9.20). ... Inspire: A celebration of children's art with Holly Morrison and Sarah Villis (University of Cambridge Museums, 13.1.20).

The English and French stereotype in satirical prints 1720–1815' (20 March–5 August 2007).

Manuscripts in the making. The Breslau Psalter. Silesia, Breslau. c. 1255-1267. MS 36-1950. This is one of the most imposing and sumptuous Psalters to survive from the Middle Ages. Much larger than Psalters made for private prayer, with images on

Finch family, at Burley-on-the-Hill until 1947, when they were sold (Major James Hanbury sale, Christie's, 20 June 1947, lots 18-19); subsequently owned by Sir Thomas Barlow

Wine Jug. Detail. Wine jug: The Red Line Painter. 'A dullard is he who does not lend his tongue to sing of Herakles. '. Pindar, Pythian Ode 9, 87. Herakles, son of the supreme Greek god Zeus by a mortal mother, was the Greek hero par excellence of

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Dr Jane Munro. Profile. Keeper, European Paintings, Drawings and Prints. Jane Munro is Keeper of European Paintings, Drawings and Prints at the Fitzwilliam Museum and former Director of Studies in History of Art at Christ’s College, Cambridge. The

The series of some 20 volumes published by Cambridge University Press, will cover the coinage of Europe c.