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Wednesday,25May

The Courtauld: Hidden Treasure

Frankly, I am not very exploratory with my tastes in art galleries. When I’m in the mood for...

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Wednesday,11May

A Survivor's Guide to Exam Season

For my first post I have decided to opt for a non-History of Art related topic. But an almost universal...

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