Oíche Shamhna shona daoibh!
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It& #39;s certainly a #Halloween
https://abs.twimg.com/hashflags... draggable="false" alt=""> with a difference, so we& #39;ll be trick-or-treating from afar. We& #39;ll add to this thread during the day to bring some spooky flavour to your homes!
Image: Paddy Tynan, Untitled, 1984.
It& #39;s certainly a #Halloween
Image: Paddy Tynan, Untitled, 1984.
Join THE WITCH’S PARADE at home with a magical stop-motion video conjured up by artist Julie Forrester.
You can find the full guide to creating your own spooky scenes here: https://crawfordartgallery.ie/the-witches-parade/">https://crawfordartgallery.ie/the-witch... #Halloween
We may be in Level 5 but that doesn& #39;t mean we can& #39;t still make some next level costumes, amirite!
We& #39;d love to see how creative you can be at home. Maybe even get inspired by visual art!? Do your worst/best in the comments below.
Image: Michael Flynn, A Change of Costume, 1977.
We& #39;d love to see how creative you can be at home. Maybe even get inspired by visual art!? Do your worst/best in the comments below.
Image: Michael Flynn, A Change of Costume, 1977.
Now for one of the creepier parts of the collection...
These fragments of a female skeleton were carved in wood c.1819 by sculptor John Hogan, aged just 19. They were commissioned by Dr John Woodroffe as a teaching tool for use in his School of Anatomy. No grave robbing here!
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These fragments of a female skeleton were carved in wood c.1819 by sculptor John Hogan, aged just 19. They were commissioned by Dr John Woodroffe as a teaching tool for use in his School of Anatomy. No grave robbing here!