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ashmoleanmuseum:Today is National Pet Day! Here are a few cuddly companions from the collections.Abo
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Woman with a Parrot, c. 1758-1760, oil on canvas (Ashmolean Museum, Oxfor
armafeminamque:The Shrine of Taharqa at the Ashmolean Museum’s Ancient Egypt and Sudan Gallery. It w
gunhilde:Coin issued by King Harold Godwinson.The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
entrancefree:Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England, 1985 - Richard Ross
saintartemis:anotherconservator:This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching artwork affects
As Heracles (left) attacks Cycnus, son of Ares (right), Zeus steps between them to break up the figh
centuriespast:Still Life with MaskHenrick Andriessen (1607–1655)The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Arch
A symposium in a vine-covered arbor surrounds a Gorgon’s head. Attic black-figure cup, late 6
A Young Woman with a Macaw, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, ca. 1760
lynncinnamon: Old Pattern book of Japanese textiles at the Ashmolean Museum
Ashmolean MuseumBronze Roman Stag BroochThis enamelled bronze brooch in the shape of a stag, once de
Oliver Cromwell’s Death Mask, currently on display at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University.
This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching artwork affects material.
The Annunciation, attr. to Paolo Uccello, 1420s
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
amulets of the God Bes.Now in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford…
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
katy-l-wood:saintartemis:anotherconservator: This display in Ashmolean Museum shows how touching art
Jan van Kessel - A Cockchafer, Beetle, Woodlice and other Insects, with a Sprig of Auriculaearly 165
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