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Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800 brings together more than 200 objects that dispel the myth that women artists were rare or less talented than their male counterparts.
"Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800," at the Baltimore Museum of Art is not only a spectacular walkthrough of artworks from four
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Workmen install a section of the original wooden foremast from HMS Victory with a hole in the middle made by a cannon ball during the Battle of Trafalgar (Andrew Matthews/PA)
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A wooden foremast from HMS Victory featuring a hole punched into it by a cannon ball during the Battle of Trafalgar is to go on public display.
The previously unseen piece is set to be one of the star exhibits as the HMS Victory: The Nation’s Flagship gallery reopens at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on May 17.