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Bernini; or, Art & Life— What Do They Have to Do with Each Other?
Terrain Gallery | Aesthetic Realism Foundation
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The independent Republic of Azerbaijan is the legal successor of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic.
Genocide Memorial Complex in Guba city
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"Separate & Together: Opposites in the Art and Life of Edward Hopper" by Dorothy Koppelman
Terrain Gallery | Aesthetic Realism Foundation
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BY EUROPEANA
31.05.2018
Autographs, operas and tubas: Richard Wagner on Europeana
Detail of a caricature of Richard Wagner conducting, Miethke & Wawra, after Gust. Gaul (public domain, The Rijksmuseum) When it comes to the life and works of the influential composer Richard...
BY EUROPEANA
29.05.2018
Love across borders: the tailor and the soldier
We have recently begun collecting personal stories from people all across Europe relating to migration, following on from our successful Europeana 1914-1918 project. This short blog series, Love...
BY EUROPEANA
23.05.2018
Come to the Europeana Migration Collection Day in Dublin
Throughout 2018, the European Year of Cultural Heritage, Europeana, with partner museums, galleries, libraries and archives across Europe, are running a series of migration collection days. The...
MiM Belluno - Interactive Museum of Migrations
15.05.2018
Il MiM Belluno partecipa alla Giornata internazionale ICOM dedicata ai Musei Iperconnessi
Il Museo interattivo delle Migrazioni è nato come “museo non convenzionale”. Ogni iniziativa “non convenzionale” è quindi sempre molto gradita, soprattutto se punta sui nuovi mezzi di comunicazione...
Slovenian School Museum
21.05.2018
History of education in Slovenia
Gabrič, A. (2009). Sledi šolskega razvoja na Slovenskem, Ljubljana: Pedagoški inštitut, Digitalna knjižnica, Dissertationes 7. Sledi šolskega razvoja na Slovenskem [Tracing the...
BY EUROPEANA
03.05.2018
Love across borders: the German student and the English patriot
We have recently begun collecting personal stories from people all across Europe relating to migration, following on from our successful Europeana 1914-1918 project. Our new short blog series,...
BY EUROPEANA
01.05.2018
Revisiting photographic history: new perspectives on John Burke
Group portrait of Afghan men and boys. John Burke. Rijksmuseum, public domain The past few years have witnessed a renewed interest in vintage and vernacular photography and photographic archives...
BY EUROPEANA
26.04.2018
Europeana 1914-1918 Centenary Tour: Remembering the Great War in Luxembourg
This month’s focus of the Europeana 1914-1918 Centenary Tour is on Luxembourg. In our dedicated gallery , a selection of images depicting various aspects of life during the First World War in the...
Azerbaijan National Museum of Art
26.04.2018
National art of Lahij in the list of non-material cultural heritage of UNESCO
Azerbaijan art is known by many spheres of art made a contribution to world culture. Undoubtedly, metalwork also plays its role among these kinds of art. Ancient ore and well remains...
BY EUROPEANA
24.04.2018
Love across borders: Serbian teachers on the France Riviera
We have recently begun collecting personal stories from people all across Europe relating to migration, following on from our successful Europeana 1914-1918 project. This new, short blog series,...
BY EUROPEANA
24.04.2018
Love across borders: the architects of the Peace Palace
We have recently begun collecting personal stories from people all across Europe relating to migration. Our new short blog series, Love across borders , is inspired by collections discovered...
BY EUROPEANA
16.04.2018
Silver cups and their stories: connections across Europe
During our campaigns like Europeana Migration and Europeana 1914-1918 , we bring a digital perspective to our Collection Days with partner institutions all over Europe. During these days, we...
BY EUROPEANA
13.04.2018
From Georg Friedrich to George Frideric: Händel’s miraculous migration
In the early 18th century, London was the eldorado for musicians, offering fame and fortune to anyone who had something new or exclusive to boast. Foreign musicians were regarded as exotic,...
BY EUROPEANA
09.04.2018
Pola Negri: Woman of the World
In advance of the 15th annual Silent Movie Festival , Katarzyna Wajda from National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute, introduces the cinematic life of Poland’s first film star: Pola Negri....
BY EUROPEANA
06.04.2018
Percy Grainger: shanties, folksongs and letters to Grieg
Percy Grainger and Nina Grieg at the piano (Bergen Library, no known rights restrictions) This blog tells the story of how digitisation for cultural heritage institutions can bring collections of...
BY EUROPEANA
04.04.2018
Pictures in focus: Migrants, then and now
Today, Manuele Buono, of AEDEKA srl in Italy, talks about a photograph taken on board a ship arriving at Ellis Island in the early 20th century. The deck of a ship full of emigrants arriving at...
BY EUROPEANA
23.03.2018
Love across borders: the Belgian brothers who loved the same girl
We have recently begun collecting personal stories from people all across Europe relating to migration, following on from our successful Europeana 1914-1918 project. Our new short blog series,...
Maribor Museum of National Liberation
16.03.2018
Muzej za mir - Evropska zgodba
Muzej so preplavili učenci tretje triade osnovni šol in dijaki srednjih šol, ki z našim Urošem odkrivajo Evropsko zgodbo v okviru programa Muzej za mir. Program v Evropskem letu kulturne dediščine...
BY EUROPEANA
15.03.2018
Share your migration story with Europeana Migration
We all have objects and tales that tell stories of where we’ve come from and what’s shaped our lives. For many of us, that involves our family’s stories of migration and immigration. A family...
Maribor Museum of National Liberation
05.03.2018
