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Group portraits
38 obrazy
Photography
Reading newspapers
39 obrazy
Newspapers
From the earliest archaeological finds to more recent technology, this gallery presents an overview of the tools and equipment we have used to prepare our food.
Cooking tools through time
22 obrazy
Archaeology | Food and Drink
Japanese printmaker Ohara Koson's art is full of 'kachō-ga' style (literally ‘images of flowers and birds’). His delicate, richly coloured artworks are animated by animal and plant life. Despite being widely published and prolific, relatively little is known of Koson's life.
Ohara Koson
22 obrazy
Art
Of the plants and animals we know about, there are more than 16,000 endangered species. 99% of these are at risk due to human activities. This gallery highlights a selection of endangered and threatened plants and animals from across the world.
Endangered Species
24 obrazy
Natural History
Postage stamps have long been valued by collectors and philatelists around the world. These stamps show national and international symbols as well as reflecting global events and movements through history.
Postage stamps
28 obrazy
Voting and elections are an essential part of democracy and governance all around the world. This gallery of vintage photography from around Europe shows how we have voted over the years.
Voting in elections
32 obrazy
Photography
Being a parent involves many skills, talents and activities. This gallery of paintings, drawings and more show how artists have depicted parents - both mothers and fathers - throughout time.
Parenting in art
47 obrazy
Art
Here's a sweet treat: this gallery presents chocolate advertising from across Europe
Vintage chocolate advertising
20 obrazy
Europe at Work | Food and Drink
This gallery of photographs reflects the rich heritage and traditions of Romani people living across Europe, as well as reflecting the stigma, discrimination and misrepresentation faced by these communities.
Romani people in Europe
35 obrazy
Migration
Between 1900 and 1999, fashions changed along with attitudes to women, their role in society and their clothing and bodies. This gallery presents a chronological snapshot of the changing silhouettes of women's fashion in the 20th century.
Silhouettes: a century of female fashion
42 obrazy
Fashion
Women have worn corsets for centuries as an integral part of their wardrobes. Corsets fell from fashion during the 20th century, seen as cruel and uncomfortable. This gallery shows how corsets developed through the years.
Corsets
35 obrazy
Fashion
Discover beautiful gowns, evening wear and more by iconic fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli, one of the most prominent figures in Parisian couture fashion.
Elsa Schiaparelli
18 obrazy
Fashion
Handwritten notes in books
22 obrazy
Literature | Manuscripts
Olga Boznańska (1865-1940) was a notable artist in her native Poland and across Europe. Read about her life and work in this guest post from the National Museum in Warsaw.
Olga Boznańska
18 obrazy
Art
Alphabets are the building blocks of the written languages in Europe, used to communicate, teach and decorate. Explore the beauty of typography, alphabets and languages in this gallery.
Alphabets
31 obrazy
Art | Literature | Manuscripts
In this gallery, we explore the colour pink, often associated with charm, romance and sweetness. Want to #ColourOurCollections? Check our latest colouring book.
Pink
32 obrazy
Art
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647–1717) was a naturalist and scientific illustrator, and one of the first naturalists to observe insects directly. Read about her in our exhibition.
Maria Sibylla Merian
24 obrazy
Art | Natural History
Humans have dealt with the deceased in different ways according to culture and timeframe, but almost always rituals have been created around the concept of death. Explore the archaeological remains showing the rituals of death and burial in this gallery.
Death and Burial
29 obrazy
Archaeology
Illuminated Initials
41 obrazy
Art | Manuscripts
Surimono are a genre of Japanese woodblock print. Produced in small numbers for a mostly educated audience of literati, surimono were often more experimental and extravagant than commercial prints.
Surimono - the finest Japanese prints
27 obrazy
Art | Literature
Archaeologists aren't always found deep in a trench sifting through rubble, but it's during their field work that they're often most visible. This gallery depicts archaeologists during their daily work: digging, excavating, researching, observing.
Archaeologists at work
32 obrazy
Archaeology | Europe at Work
The lyre, often seen held by mythical characters such as Orpheus and Apollo, comes in all shapes and sizes. Discover plenty of variations of lyres in this gallery.
Lyre, Lyre
41 obrazy
Art | Music
This month we're turning 10, so here are some party pictures to get into a celebratory mood!
Party in Europeana
29 obrazy
Art | Photography