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Behind The Scenes, 4 September 2019: An interesting find in the store
BLOG POST, 4 September 2019: One of our Visitor Service Assistants came across a really interesting find when he was working on a recent project to de-frame our works on paper.
Behind The Scenes, 21 August 2019: A chance enquiry leads to a great discovery
BLOG POST - 21 August 2019: A chance enquiry from a researcher in New Zealand has led us to brilliant discovery about a painting in our collections by an artist called Edwin Harris (1806-1895).
Museum On Tour, 10 July 2019: Coming Home
BLOG POST, 10 July 2019: Discover how we’ve been working with local schoolchildren to enable them to explore a significant portrait of Sir Francis Drake as part of the National Portrait Gallery's 'Coming Home' project.
Behind The Scenes, 5 June 2019: Working ‘outside The Box’ at Port Eliot
BLOG POST, 5 June 2019: Learn about the work some of our Collections Team have recently been doing at Port Eliot to safely remove some paintings from the House before major restoration work takes place.
Behind The Scenes, 15 May 2019: Up close with the Harmsworth Collection
BLOG POST, 15 May 2019: Find out about the work that one of our Collections Assistants has recently been carrying out on our fantastic Harmsworth Collection of art, bone and ship models.
Behind The Scenes, 6 March 2019: An update from the Art Department
BLOG POST - 6 March 2019: This latest update from our Art Department highlights what they've been working on behind the scenes at our offsite store.
Museum On Tour, 12 December 2018: RA 250 – A Tale of Two Presidents
BLOG POST - 12 December 2018: Throughout late 2108 we’ve been marking 250 years since the founding of the Royal Academy (RA), otherwise known as RA250 – and what better way to wrap up our coverage of this anniversary by highlighting Sir Joshua Reynolds and Sir Charles Eastlake, both of whom were Presidents of the RA?
Museum On Tour, 5 December 2018: RA 250 – Haydon and Hart
BLOG POST - 5 December 2018: Benjamin Robert Haydon (1786-1846) and Solomon Alexander Hart (1806-1881) were two Plymouth-born painters who had very different experiences of the Royal Academy but who both produced dramatic, large-scale works.
Museum On Tour, 8 November 2018: Porcelain inspired art for Smeaton’s Tower
Learn how we supported artist Stuart Crewes who created a series of etched glass panels for Smeaton's Tower for the 2018 Plymouth Art Weekender.
Behind The Scenes, 24 October 2018: Art UK Sculpture Project
by Lottie Clark, Art Curator We recently had Art UK at our offsite store to photograph, measure, weigh and research our sculpture collection. This work is part of a national project to document and record the sculpture held in public collections across the UK. The information will be able to view online from 2020. Read […]
