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Animals of Japan at The Holburne
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Celebrating David Bowie at The Holburne – The Bath and Wiltshire Parent
Honouring the life and cultural impact of David Bowie, ten years after his passing with free after‑hours access to the Museums Collecton and reduced entry to the Don McCullin and Zandra Rhodes exhibitions as well as an exciting programme of creative activity, music and film. Visitors will have exclusive evening access alongside a series of Bowie‑inspired creative workshops.
How to Be a Renaissance Woman: The Untold History of Beauty and Female Creativity
Last month, the Taliban government in Afghanistan indulged in a particularly malicious act towards women, passing a law closing all beauty salons. Having run a truck through all other freedoms, it attacked the one remaining place where women could still find employment and meet and mingle outside the home. Did those heroic religious warriors really see such spaces as cauldrons of vanity?
Help the HOLBURNE through the corona crisis
Dear friends, art lovers, everyone... We are the Holburne Museum, one of the best-loved small museums in the UK. We have been at the cultural heart of Bath for over 130 years, bringing art and creativity to millions of people, working within our core belief that we can help to 'Change Lives Through Art'. On 18 March - to help fight the spread of the coronavirus - we shut our doors, our cafe and our garden with immediate effect. Our programmes are postponed and our Museum is closed.
Young People - The Holburne Museum
The Collection The heart of the present day Collection was formed by Sir Thomas William Holburne (1793-1874). As a second son, Thomas William (generally known as William) first pursued a naval career. He ultimately inherited the Baronetcy in 1820 following the death of his elder brother, Francis, at the Battle of Bayonne in 1814. In 1882 this collection of over 4,000 objects, pictures and books was bequeathed to the people of Bath by Holburne’s sister, Mary Anne Barbara Holburne.
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