Shakespeare in 100 Objects: We Three Loggerheads
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Take a closer look at 'We Three Loggerheads', a 17th century painting from our collections
Victoria Jackson Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsCopyright of the artist
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Shakespeare's Stories: Twin Masks
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For the final two posts of 'Shakespeare's Stories', we visit Hall’s Croft, which is displaying items relating to The Comedy of Errors.
Shakespeare's StoriesShakespeare in 100 Objects: Linen Sheet
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White embroidered linen played an integral role in the early modern death ritual, as a tool in the spiritual preparation of an individual for the afterlife.
Elizabeth Sharrett Othello Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsShakespeare, the global storyteller
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I wanted to take this opportunity on this year's World Refugee Day to thank the members of the Coventry group for all their support and involvement.
Shakespeare's StoriesPicture of the Month - June 2012
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In anticipation of Midsummer, we're looking at Malcolm Davies's photograph of Titania's bower from Adrian Noble's 1994 production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Helen Hargest Picture of the MonthShakespeare in 100 Objects: Blackwork Coif
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Peter Hewitt explores this coif, or ladies bonnet-style cap, which was probably made in the early 1600s
Peter Hewitt Othello Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsShakespeare's Stories: Viola's Concealed Identity
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Storyteller and exhibition curator Jan Blake tells us a little more about the themes of concealment and identity that are explored in the Shakespeare Stories exhibition in the RSC's Swan Bar.
Shakespeare's StoriesVisualising Shakespeare's New Place
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This month’s post gives a sneak peek into some of the features available in the second version of our Eye Shakespeare app, namely: augmented reality.
Robyn Greenwood Going DigitalShakespeare in 100 Objects: Ruff
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Arguably the most recognisable item of clothing from the early modern period, the ruff was a key fashion accessory for both wealthy men and women.
Stephanie Appleton Shakespeare in 100 ObjectsThe Flower Portrait of Shakespeare
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Debate surrounds many portraits of Shakespeare, not the least of which is The Flower Portrait, an image that seems to coincide with his engraving in the first folio.
Catherine Simpson Painting Shakespeare