Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery

Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery
University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow, G12 8QQ

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Scotland’s oldest public museum, founded in 1807, houses collections relating to science, medicine, archaeology, geology and more, as well as art by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (including The Mackintosh House – the reassembled interior of his home) and James McNeill Whistler. The art galleries are currently undergoing major refurbishment and are due to re-open in Sep 2012.

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There are 5 events at this location

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Allan Ramsay

A major exhibition of the work of Allan Ramsay, focusing on his portrait paintings but also including a selection of material chosen to place him in the context of the intellectual life of Edinburgh, London, Paris and Rome in the mid 18th century.

Fri 13 Sep

Free / 0141 330 4221

Sat 14 Sep

Free / 0141 330 4221

Sun 15 Sep

Free / 0141 330 4221

…and 96 more dates until 5 Jan 2014

Cosmic Way

Learn about cosmic rays, and the connections between solar flares, cosmic rays and the Northern Lights.

Tue 11 Jun

Free / 0141 330 4221

Part of Glasgow Science Festival.

Wed 12 Jun

Free / 0141 330 4221

Part of Glasgow Science Festival.

Thu 13 Jun

Free / 0141 330 4221

Part of Glasgow Science Festival.

…and 2 more dates until 15 Jun
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Hagar and the Angel

Exhibition devoted to the work of John and Alexander Runciman, two of Scotland's most important painters of the 18th century. The centrepieces are John Runciman's oil painting Hagar and the Angel and his 1764 etching The Taking Down of the Netherbow, depicting the dismantling of the only fortified gateway in Edinburgh's…

Thu 23 May

Free / 0141 330 4221

Fri 24 May

Free / 0141 330 4221

Sat 25 May

Free / 0141 330 4221

…and 79 more dates until 25 Aug
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This Unrivalled Collection: Exhibition Talks

A series of free lunchtime talks accompanying the Hunterian's exhibition of its earliest catalogue. Attendance at the talks qualifies you for free entry to the exhibition.

Wed 29 May

Free / 0141 330 4221

Talk by Dr Donal Bateson entitled 'Big Coins and Little Coins'.

Wed 5 Jun

Free / 0141 330 4221

Talk by Dr Stuart McDonald entitled 'The Mastodon Meat Eating Elephant'.

Wed 12 Jun

Free / 0141 330 4221

Talk by Dr John Faithful: 'William Hunter and the Greatest Mineral Painting in the World'.

…and 8 more dates until 7 Aug

'This Unrivalled Collection': The Hunterian's first catalogue

Exhibition focusing on the pioneering curatorial work of Captain James Laskey (c. 1760-1829). In 1813, Laskey published the first catalogue of the contents of the old Hunterian Museum and this exhibition highlights his work and the remarkable breadth of the Hunterian's collections. Among the contents are a Renaissance…

…and 67 more dates until 11 Aug

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