Bustling crowds at Torinomachi Festival in the month of the rime at the hour of the monkey [right-hand panel of triptych]. From the series "Annual festivals according to months and hours"

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Title	Artist	Date of Work	Object Type	Accession Number
Bustling crowds at Torinomachi Festival in the month of the rime at the hour of the monkey [right-hand panel of triptych]. From the series "Annual festivals according to months and hours"	Utagawa Kuniyoshi	1856	Work on paper/Print	1977/7/7
Untitled (Heraldry)	Vivian Smith	Apr 1908	Work on paper/Watercolour	1988/27/96
Untitled (Iris)	Vivian Smith	May 1908	Work on paper/Watercolour	1988/27/148
Untitled (Spoon)	Vivian Smith	Unknown	Work on paper/Drawing	1988/27/180
Untitled (Paintbrush)	Vivian Smith	Unknown	Work on paper/Drawing	1988/27/183
Untitled (Horseshoe, brush and pliers)	Vivian Smith	Unknown	Work on paper/Drawing	1988/27/198
I Am Five	Lilian Smith	11 Apr 1932?	Work on paper/Watercolour	1988/27/277
Core	Gretchen Albrecht	1994	Work on paper/Drawing	1995/17/3
720 - Architecture	Peter Gibson Smith	2001	Sculpture	2003/21/1
Tapestry #6	Liz Coats	1978	Painting	2006/4/2
Priest's table, Shinto Cow Shrine, Kyoto. From the Shrine Series	Rita Dibert	1989 1997	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	2006/6/9
Fashion Show, Sarjeant Gallery	Rita Dibert	Circa 2000	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	2006/6/27
London Town	Mark Braunias	2008	Painting	2009/1/1
As the community files into choir for the singing of the Liturgy, the Portress of Choir offers holy water on the tip of a brush to the Superior, who leads the procession (an old monastic custom).	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/11
Sister Therese taking the thurifer to the sanctuary. As sacristing she has charge of everyday that belongs to the church.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/29
Prayer, lectio divina and work, according to St Benedict, are the three most important elements of a monk's life. A novice does two hours work in the community each day, a professed sister three. Work or employments vary and are rotated every three months. Shown here are the Vestarian, who make and repairs the habits, and cowls, the Laundry Sister, the Pantry Sister and the Guest Mistress or Portress who looks after visitors and retreatants. There are a few rooms in the outer enclosure for guests or for people who wish to make retreats.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/38
Untitled	Mark Braunias	2007	Work on paper/Drawing	2009/1/2
Untitled	Mark Braunias	2007	Work on paper/Drawing	2009/1/4
Royal Bayreuth plate from the Blue Children series.	Royal Bayreuth	Post 1902	Ceramics	1962/5/2
Tall Tahitians - Tupaia	Christine Hellyar	2005	Installation	2012/1/1

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