🙌 Thank you to everyone who joined in today’s #OnlineArtExchange with @artukdotorg! You can explore #LaveryOnLocation at the #UlsterMuseum from now until June → bit.ly/49tK1Ru

Lavery was an official War Artist during the First World War. 'The Cemetary, Étaples’ (1919), contrasts the stillness of death with the persistence of life, shown by a steam train puffing past in the background. 📍from @I_W_M, on display at #UlsterMuseum 🖼  #OnlineArtExchange

🐎As it is today, the Ascot week was a high point of the London season. ‘The Jockeys’ Dressing Room at Ascot’(1923) is a fascinating peek into a private area. 📍from @Tate, on display at #UlsterMuseum Explore #LaveryOnLocation → bit.ly/49tK1Ru 🖼  #OnlineArtExchange

‘El Espada’ (1892), is a lively action scene from a bullfight in Spain. The ‘espada’ – the sword – can be seen separating the matador from the bull.  📍 from @NACHeritage, on display at #UlsterMuseum Explore #LaveryOnLocation → bit.ly/49tK1Ru 🖼 #OnlineArtExchange

'The Walls of Marrakesh’ (1920) was painted in Morocco, a country Lavery often committed to the canvas. 📍on display at #UlsterMuseum Explore #LaveryOnLocation at the #UlsterMuseum → bit.ly/49tK1Ru 🖼 #OnlineArtExchange