Ashmolean Museum
L'Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, musée de l'Université d'Oxford, est le premier musée public britannique, ouvert en 1683 avec la collection d'Elias Ashmole. Son bâtiment actuel (années 1840) abrite des collections d'antiquités égyptiennes et du Proche-Orient, d'archéologie classique, de peinture et d'arts décoratifs européens. L'entrée est gratuite et le musée propose des expositions temporaires aux côtés de ses collections permanentes.
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RESTORING ROME: ROMAN OXFORDSHIRE
Free display in the Money Gallery of Roman coins from the Ashmolean collections found in Oxford and the surrounding areas, not usually on public display.
COLONIAL VIEWS OF INDIA
This free photographic exhibition offers a rare glimpse of late-19th-century India, through the lens of British colonial officer Eugene Clutterbuck Impey (1830-1904)
SISTERS, BROTHERS, OTHERS: NATIONALITY AND 20TH-CENTURY CHINESE ART
This free exhibition explores modern art depictions of national identity and ethnic differences in the People's Republic of China.
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ASHMOLEAN NOW: GARRY FABIAN MILLER
This contemporary exhibition presents work from photographer Garry Fabian Miller, one of the most progressive figures working today in art photography, set against the artwork of 19th-century painter Samuel Palmer
JAIN ART IN INDIA
This free display showcases a collection of objects relating to Jainism, an ancient Indian religion that was founded more than 2,500 years ago.
CHARLES I AT OXFORD
Free display in the Money Gallery of coins and medals that tell the story of Charles I 's stay in Oxford during the years 1642-1646.
