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We’re missing our paintings - luckily we have props, pets and children to recreate them. Let us take you on a very special tour of our collection.. we start with Horse Frightened by (a very cute) Lion by Liverpool artist, George Stubbs 
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A motley crew of inquisitors in this take of one of our best known paintings, ‘And When Did You Last See Your Father?’ by Yeames. 
A young boy busy with his task in The Stonebreaker by John Brett. At one with the natural landscape and alone in his job apart from a little white dog for company 
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Sweet Millie Smith (by Ford Madox Brown) presumably had to sit in her pose for a lot longer than her 2020 equivalent (..& we suspect with a lot less complaining too 
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The lighting of ‘Cat with Game Bird’ by Desportes is faithfully recreated with the help of catnip and patience... #MuseumWeek #CultureinQuarentineMW
The much-loved ‘no-nonsense’ expression of Mrs Mounter by Harold Gillman is captured with absolutely no bribery whatsoever... 
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Still with us..? The sexual tension and symbolism of Millais’ Isabella is perfectly captured here... in LEGO 
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Has there ever been so much fury expressed in the eyebrows than in Sandys’ Helen of Troy? 
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A career on the stage surely beckons for this young man as he takes on the drama and tension of ‘David Garrick as Richard III’ by William Hogarth
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