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The Fitzwilliam museum houses a number of different artifacts Roman and Egyptian, plus porcelain and paintings. You can never take in everything in a museum, so I always like to come away with the essence, something that I have personally enjoyed. There were a couple of things, I loved that you could stand right up close to a Monet, Renoir, Degas painting and look at all the brush work, I was amazed that you were allowed to. In the Roman section I was fascinated by what would be today's equivalent of a Swiss Army knife. It had a hinged spoon and knife along with various little hooks for shell fish extraction, quite fascinating and I think most of these artifacts were dug up in the UK. After two museums I was quite tired so went to their tea room, which has lovely natural lighting from the ceiling and sat down to a nice pot of peony tea, I needed that. Christy
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1936 Boxing Day Meet Of Fitzwilliam Hunt, Market Square Peterborough
Even on a gloomy day, Cambridge is glorious. We went to the Fitzwilliam Museum for a look around the exhibitions.
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As I study in Cambridge, I have really easy access to a number of galleries and museums that offer interesting exhibitions and collections, and one I have visited very recently was at the Fitzwilliam Gallery to look at a current exhibition on Calligraphy. I will admit, at first I thought "oh god its going to…
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sculpture in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
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St Peter and St Thomas, Stambourne, Essex A proper village, albeit a remote one, and at its heart a huge square Norman tower, a most attractive sight, reminiscent of nearby Little Bardfield. The outer doors are locked open. This was a revisit after only a year or two, and I stepped again happily into a church of no small interest, with a range of medieval glass of donors, etc, which is remarkable for being so late, the 1530s - think Sheldon, Denston, Long Melford. There is also a contemporary screen with painted Saints, better than those at Great Yeldham, I thought. Best of all, in my opinion, a window of 2008 by Derek Hunt in the north aisle which is one of the best USAAF memorial windows in East Anglia and which shows there is life in the art of stained glass after the Millennium Windows dumbing down debacle.
Henry Bennett, Stapleford, Salisbury, Wiltshire. HT.
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