#DidYouKnow: Master of St. Gudule
June 6, 2018 4:49 pm Comments Off on #DidYouKnow: Master of St. GuduleJohn and Joséphine purchased the Passion Altarpiece from a sale of their furniture supplier, Monbro, in Paris in 1859;
John and Joséphine purchased the Passion Altarpiece from a sale of their furniture supplier, Monbro, in Paris in 1859;
The Bowes Museum and The House of Fairytales were recently successful in our application to The British Council scheme ‘UK-Gulf
Our chosen object is a commemorative plate depicting the execution of King Louis XVI in January 1793. An extremely significant
Upon visiting the Bowes Museum, there were a number of interesting pieces based on the French Revolution of 1789. One
Deep within the Archives of the Bowes Museum are collections of fine artefacts, too small or delicate to place onto
Hello! You might have seen me carrying paintings around the museum, my name is Lito Angelaki and I am the
The ‘Unhappy Countess’ Bowes, Mary Eleanor, countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne (1749-1800) was born on 24 February 1749, the only
This year, to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Museum, the Museum has been hosting exhibitions focused on our founders,
Hello, I’m Hannah Fawcett, currently Lead Visitor Assistant at The Bowes Museum. I found my way in to the The
When I was asked to write a blog about my time at The Bowes Museum, I knew it would be
The conservation of the Spanish portrait of Fray José Sigüenza
The Bowes Museum continues its 125th anniversary celebrations with a new display focusing on Joséphine Bowes’ interest in fashion. This
“Everything that is painted directly and on the spot has always a strength, a power, a vivacity of touch which
During the last few months a painting has undergone extensive conservation in the Conservation Studio. The painting of interest is
May 2017 has marked a new era for the Textile Conservation department. After several months of lying empty there has