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Press release
New Display Celebrates 400 Years of Shakespeare's First Folio
Shakespeare's use of maritime imagery and its historical context explored in new temporary display, 'The Tempest and the Thames'
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year 14 People's Choice Winners
PLUS a reminder that the deadline for Astronomy Photographer of the Year 15 submissions is 3 March 2023
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Landscape Artist of the Year 2023 Prize Commission Goes on Display at the Queen's House
Fail We May, Sail We Must by Landscape Artist of the Year 2023 winner, Finn Campbell-Notman is now on display at the Queen's House
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Entries for Astronomy Photographer of the Year 15 are now open
Entrants have until 12.00 GMT on Friday 3 March to submit their photographs for APY15
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2023 Exhibition Announcement - The Van de Veldes: Greenwich, Art and the Sea
The Queen’s House, Greenwich, to host new exhibition on the founders of English marine painting, 350 years after their arrival in England
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year 14 Shortlist Images Announced
In 2022, the competition received over three thousand entries, submitted from sixty seven countries across the globe.
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National Maritime Museum to publish lavish new book revealing the powerful human stories behind its important map collection
The National Maritime Museum is publishing A is for Atlas, a highly illustrated celebration of cartography from the thirteenth century to today.
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Royal Museums Greenwich to Mark Diwali with ‘Finding Diwali’ Takeover
Royal Museums Greenwich will be hosting a ‘Finding Diwali’ takeover to celebrate the Festival of Light on 22 October.
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APY14 Competition Dates and New Judge Announced
The Astronomy Photographer of Year 14 competition dates will be 10 January 2022 – 4 March 2022.
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National Maritime Museum announces 2022 exhibition: Canaletto's Venice Revisited
Canaletto's Venice Revisited will open at the National Maritime Museum on 1 April 2022
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