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European expressionist painter Marianne Werefkin, The big moon, 1923 #WomensArt https://t.co/tHokWD4pcI

In 1835, just after he first presented his invention—photography—to the public, Henry Fox Talbot made this photograph. This image was made with photosensitized paper, not a camera. Learn how he did it: https://t.co/xdHNqDQLX3 https://t.co/dN617crour

An x-ray uncovered what may be Van Gogh's first-ever self-portrait beneath a modest painting of a peasant woman: https://t.co/zYBAhxhZFC https://t.co/UEGr9Syt8n

30,000 photographs of Black history and culture are now available for free non-commercial use from Getty’s archive https://t.co/mV4OeqCE2a https://t.co/Pbxo57lY8R

On the back of van Gogh's 1884 work "Head of a Peasant Woman," conservators noticed a previously unknown self-portrait wearing a brimmed hat and a neckerchief beneath the layers of glue and cardboard. https://t.co/jNp7ZwkCqC https://t.co/zJjD1huqvI

The Frick’s first-ever solo show for an artist of color will pair Barkley L. Hendricks’s stylish portraits with its fabled Old Masters collection: https://t.co/LaI8heufPu https://t.co/UAF6Nriv3G

It is up for debate whether this ancient Roman grave belonged to a dog or a human, but this monument speaks to the lasting impact of our beloved pets. https://t.co/KrqmuAsXIy https://t.co/tdiG7sWlvJ

An exclusive trailer highlights the dynamic programming of a new, cross-institutional series on the experimental cinema of early ‘60s New York. https://t.co/wtVHTCdsS1

Friday and Saturdays mean Sun Sets and sunsets at The Met 🎶 ☀️ Join us on the roof for #MetSunSets to celebrate the freedom, inclusivity, and creativity of electronic music culture: https://t.co/G8JppWYr6g https://t.co/ctUpRCrGok

Danielle of Satellite Stitches creates intricate embroidery art inspired by satellite images of the ocean. https://t.co/lsnlDXLdWe https://t.co/03NfbAutc2

'A model for how a traditional museum can stay relevant': @HornimanMuseum in London wins @artfund's #MuseumoftheYear Award https://t.co/KXDkFLP81W

“From Where They Stood“ examines the rare perspective of prisoners who were able to provide direct documentation of the Holocaust. https://t.co/QgSCiXEuzv

Let's turn back time ⏳. The 2001 exhibition "Devices of Wonder" was a major milestone in Getty's history. The show traced a history of visual thinking starting with the “cabinet of wonders.” Learn about these optical oddities and what they can teach us. https://t.co/qKmSjTjsf1

Check out the 78 galleries that will participate in the ADAA's upcoming 2022 edition, scheduled to run at the Park Avenue Armory in November. https://t.co/wVrvyYSOci

What does a leader look like to you? 🖌️ Stop by from 10 am to 3 pm this Saturday and create a portrait of a leader in your life: https://t.co/11wFSXNS2K Then submit your finished work to be featured in “Portraits of Leadership" this fall! https://t.co/GLx0gt0fYf