52K views · 1.6K reactions | Why is 'The Wilton Diptych' one of the National Gallery's most iconic treasures? Find out with Charlotte. Don't miss your chance to see this work, on loan to Ashmolean Museum until 1 September as part of our National Treasures programme: https://bit.ly/3yTuIoZ | National Gallery | Facebook

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147K views · 6.4K reactions | “Classically trained artists like me”  Follow @josielewisart for art and art history #artist #texturedart | Josie Lewis Art | Facebook

This reel features diptych collaging – inspired by the ancient word diptych, meaning “folded in two.” Traditionally, diptychs were paired panels that told connected stories. In collage, this technique invites you to explore harmony and contrast, side by side – creating a dialogue between two parts that together form a greater whole. Have you tried dipyich collaging? It’s a beautiful way to slow down, reflect, and let shapes and textures speak across the divide. Cordula’s course is still open for

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191K views · 5.3K reactions | Is there engineering in art, as well as art in engineering? 樂 Today marks the 250th birthday of British landscape painter J.M.W Turner. To celebrate, we're taking a closer look at two of his famous paintings, 'Rain, Steam and Speed' and 'Dutch Boats in a Gale', with Rob Bell from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. | National Gallery | Facebook