Art
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Archives hub |
Enables the user to search across a wealth of archives held at over 220 institutions in England, Scotland and Wales. Covers arts and humanities,... |
Art, Humanities, Social sciences, Science, Technology, Health & hygiene, Life sciences, Use of historical sources, History | view |
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David Hume, 'On the Standard of Taste' |
Passages essential for the assignment are marked in bold. |
18th century, Art, beauty, David Hume | view |
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Introduction to Philosophy |
An introduction to important philosophical questions such as: Do we need a state? What is happiness? Who should I try to make happy? What is art?... |
Art, God, reasoning | view |
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National Gallery Archive catalogue |
The National Gallery Archive containing records of the Gallery's activities from its foundation in 1824 to the present day |
Painting, Art | view |
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The Bible and the visual imagination |
The Bible and the Visual Imagination is a research centre based in the University of Wales, Lampeter's Theology and Religious Studies Department.... |
Bible, Abrahamic Faiths, Art, Wales, annunciation | view |
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The Female Artist in the mid-Victorian Period: Emily Mary Osborn’s Nameless and Friendless (1857) and the 1859 Petition to the Royal Academy, Adrienne McKenna |
The 1857 painting by Emily Mary Osborn titled ‘Nameless and Friendless’ and the 1859 petition to the Royal Academy to provide tuition to female... |
Victorian Culture, Gender, Art, 19th century | view |
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The Great Exhibition, 1851 |
Resources concerned with the Great Exhibition of 1851 at Crystal Palace in London, including watercolours of the Great Exhibition, eye-witness... |
Victorian, 19th century, Art, Industry, London, History | view |
