✝️ In this abstract painting, British artist Graham Sutherland reimagines the moment Jesus is taken down off the cross, known as 'the deposition'. 📍 See it up-close in Gallery 6. 🎞️ Rob Hill 🖼️ Graham Sutherland ‘The Deposition’, 1946 © The estate of Graham Sutherland.

🌻🌸💐🌼 It’s #BritishFlowerWeek! 🪴👒 We’re joining in with a line-up of vivid floral still-lifes to spice up your feed. 🌼 Fancy a floral fix? Head to Gallery 17, where these flowers and more are blooming from floor to ceiling. 🎫 Free entry, no booking needed.

🌀 We're feeling blue lately - but in the best way! There's something about the warm weather that has us drawn to crashing waves, turquoise waters, cloudless skies and every shade of blue in between... Come and find these in person and let us know your favourite! 📍 G1-5

🌟 Weekend plans? Now you do! 🎨 Come and explore our galleries and soak up some art this weekend. From Claude Monet to David Hockney, to Dante Gabriel Rosetti and Gwen John - there's so much to uncover. 🔗: fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk

🚨 #JobAlert We’re hiring a Research Associate for the Graham Reynolds Curatorial Fellowship in British Art. 📅 Apply by 13 July 📍 Fixed-term, 3 years Visit our website to apply: bit.ly/4lk65oE

🌀 Feeling dizzy? You're not alone. 'Banner I' by British artist Bridget Riley is an example of the artist's Op-art style, utilizing patterns & bold colours to mimic movement. 📍 See it now in our 'Essence and Presence' display in Gallery 6. Free to visit, no booking needed.

🌞Brb, rethinking our entire vacation wardrobe... Today's #OnlineArtExchange theme is summer! We're sharing this beachy queen, who's serving sun safety with her massive hat. 👒Maggie Gilbert, The Sombrero, 1966, oil on board 📍Robert Gordon University (RGU)