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John Constable's The Leaping Horse is the latest work to star in the 'Masterpiece a Month' exhibition, celebrating 200 years of the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
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The summer of 2012 has been an exciting moment, almost an archaeological one, at the Royal Academy Schools. A large collection of plaster casts of architectural elements – assembled in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries for teaching purposes, and now forming part of the Royal Academy’s significant cast collection – was revealed from behind panels in the First Year Studios.
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The catalogues of the Royal Academy’s ‘Winter Exhibitions’ from their inception in 1870 to 1939 have been digitised and made available to search and browse online via the RA Collections website. The RA's Adam Waterton introduces some of his favourite finds.
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In this video, Rebecca Lodge of Burgh House takes us on a stroll across Hampstead Heath and explains how this pocket of countryside just a stone's through from the city was so important in Constable's life and work. All of the oil sketches featured in the video are from the Royal Academy's Collections.
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One of the treasures of the Royal Academy Collections is now on display in a new exhibition at the Chateau of Fontainebleau near Paris.
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Research Curator Helena Bonett of the Royal Academy's Library and Collections department shines a light on one of the hidden treasures of the Royal Academy's Collections.
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The Summer Exhibition of 1914 saw attacks by militant suffragettes on three works of art. Research Curator Helena Bonett delves into the Royal Academy’s archive to find out how the Academy, and the public, reacted.
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Running away to sea may seem like an unlikely beginning for a future photographer, but this was exactly the step that the sixteen-year-old Edward Aubrey Russell Westwood took, joining Gravesend Sea School and then the Merchant Navy.
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