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The Johnston Collection
Painting himself Into history: Napoleon Bonaparte and the Fine Art of propaganda with Sylvia Sagona
Uncover Napoleon's artful manipulation of power and image beyond warfare, from the Musée Napoleon to Parisian architecture.
City of Melbourne
Auslan Tour - Art and Heritage Collection Store
An Auslan interpreted tour of the Art and Heritage Collection for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing.
The Johnston Collection
Fabricating The World: Ottoman and Persian textiles in Eastern Europe
The first lecture focuses on the large numbers of well-preserved antique Ottoman carpets still hanging in Lutheran churches in Transylvania
The Johnston Collection
Annotation and Inscription: Jane Austen, Unmarried Women, and the Austen-Knight Family Library
Join speaker Francesca Kavanagh to explore the inscriptions and annotations made by unmarried women of the Austen-Knight Family
The Johnston Collection
Reflections on the British Royal Collection: 'We are not a Museum' with Dr Matthew Martin
Explore the British Royal Collection 'working' objects with Dr Matthew Martin
The Johnston Collection
Pieces of The Past: The History of Period Rooms in Museum Settings
Discover the history of the Period Room in the museum setting
The Johnston Collection
Ethics in The House Museum: the Challenges of Historical Collections with Dr Louise Voll Box
This interactive lecture considers some of the many ethical issues considered by museum leaders and includes case studies of fine…
The Johnston Collection
The Extraordinary Embassies at Louis XIV’s Versailles
Join speaker Samantha Happé to explore two extraordinary diplomatic receptions at Versailles during the reign of the Sun King.
National Library of Australia
Spanish mapping of empire with Dennis Reinhartz and Robert Clancy
Join Emeritus Professor Dennis Reinhartz and Emeritus Professor Robert Clancy in discussion.
City of Moreton Bay
Barely Wearable: Body adornment for the age of overconsumption
Discover this collection of 'wearable' artworks to celebrate the intrinsic beauty of found objects.
