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Paul Nash: Art of the Second World War
This epic painting, The Battle of Britain, is one of Paul Nash’s best-known compositions. Over several months in the summer and autumn of 1940, the RAF fought the Battle of Britain against the Luftwaffe in the skies above the south coast of England.… Read more
An 18th century Jamaican journey with the remarkable Mr Sloane – a guest blog by volunteer Angela Kirk
Hello, my name is Angela and I am studying for an MSc in Information Science at Northumbria University. I also volunteer at the Great North Museum: Hancock Library with its fabulous collection of books on natural history, local history, ancient… Read more
Women in pictures – Part IV: The Second World War by Janette Bell
Welcome to the final part of my blog in which I’ve been celebrating North East women by sharing some photos from TWAM’s collection. To end with, I’ve chosen some images from the Second World War, showing a few of the… Read more
Women in Pictures – Part III: Between the wars by Janette Bell
For some time now I’ve been a volunteer in TWAM’s Documentation Team at Discovery. I’ve been working with the TWAM online photo collection, and along the way I’ve found some great images of women I wanted to share. Earlier this… Read more
Paul Nash, a Romantic Surrealist
This lovely picture, Landscape from a Dream, is a highlight of the surrealist-influenced pictures in the Paul Nash exhibition at the Laing Art Gallery, showing until 14 January. This painting is Nash’s attempt to capture the mystery and power of… Read more