This pendant commemorating WWI shows an angel comforting a weaver sitting at a loom. On the reverse, an inscription reads 'The finished task, 1914 war'.

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‘The Finished Task, 1914 War’ (c.1914-18), Phoebe Anna Traquair. BELUM.T2133

The museum holds significant archival material relating to Templeton’s work, a selection of which is now on display. Also on display is his previously unpublished Catalogue of The Native Plants of Ireland, on loan from @ria.ie!

Plan your visit today → bit.ly/Templeton_200

This outfit from #Loewe 's Spring/Summer 2023 collection will be featured in our upcoming exhibition 'Ashes to Fashion', opening February 2026 → bit.ly/3Mcqqzy

'Flower Bowl No.9' (2017) is a collaborative piece made from Parian porcelain. Ting designed the artwork using the flower-making skill of Chinese ceramic artist Zha Cai Duan. Made in Dehua, the quality and delicacy of the handmade flowers is incredible.

'Flower Bowl No.9' © the artists.

'Autumn Night' (1986), © Martin Nangle.

Long exposures and double exposures allowed photographers to capture what appeared to be a ghostly presence.

This photograph in our collection appears to show such techniques in action.

Happy #Halloween! 🎃

'Portrait of a Lady' (c.1780), Strickland Lowry. BELUM.U712
'Boy with a Dog', Giacomo Ceruti. BELUM.U20
'Francis Johnston (1760–1829), His Wife and Two Nephews' (c.1827), Martin Cregan. BELUM.U731

This picture of a little girl wearing a new pair of shoes is decidedly sentimental, in the manner of much Victorian anecdotal painting.

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'My New Shoes!' (c. 1893), William Gibbes Mackenzie. BELUM.U89

'Marine Group' was our first purchase of Danish glass and is extremely significant to our collection, as Denmark, like Ireland, was one of the early glassmaking regions in Europe.

'Marine Group' (2019), Steffen Dam. © Steffen Dam. BELUM.V2019.4