The Pre-Raphaelites, founded in 1848 by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais, believed that art should truthfully represent what we see. The artists used bright, jewel-like colours, so that their paintings stood out and demanded people’s attention. In this film, Glory Samjolly shows us how to paint like a Pre-Raphaelite. 🌸 | Tate

Bear-whales, angels, hidden bats – the Museum building is chock full of architectural visions of the natural world. A world first in 1860, and unique to this day, this building teaches you about the natural world in its very fabric. Designed with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood of artists, and featuring incredible craftsmanship in stone and iron, there is a lot more to Oxford University Museum of Natural History than meets the eye. To celebrate our 160th anniversary in 2020 we decided to take a l