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A Liverpool Museum Wants Your Help to ID This Enigmatic Portrait

The work was painted by William Lindsay Windus, its sitter unknown. William Lindsay Windus, The Black Boy (ca. 1844). National Museums Liverpool. “Single figure Black sitter portraits are very rare,” ...
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Adjaye Associates tapped for “radical and brave” redesign of Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum and International Slave Museum at Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool. (Man vyi/Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain) The Grade I-listed building in question is the Hartley Pavilion, a ...
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Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios to replace Adjaye Associates on Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum renovation

Dr Martin Luther King Jr building and the Hartley Pavilion in Royal Albert Dock Liverpool will undergo a renovation now led by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. (© Ant Clausen) “To be bringing two such ...
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Rare artefacts and cultural treasures celebrated in National Museums Liverpool’s 40th anniversary exhibition

Celebrating 40 years of history, National Museums Liverpool unveils a unique exhibition blending rare artefacts and cultural treasures from its seven venues.