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Japan of the dayJapan's national search across digital archives: 320 databases and nearly 33 million prints, photos, scrolls and archaeological finds, with an English interface and curated galleries.
Telegram of the dayA 22,000-strong science channel posting several times a day: discoveries in space, biology, physics and archaeology, each with a headline and a clear intro.
Instagram of the dayBrazilian artist Marina Amaral colourises old black-and-white photographs, working from historical research.
The museum of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology lays out the history of dress century by century, starting with the Middle Ages.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum gathers lemons, mirrors and hunters as symbols in old paintings, and collects combs, watches and lace.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's official profile, with the collection sorted into themed boards instead of galleries.
An online archive of 7,600 botanical drawings from the Mutis expedition (1783–1816): Colombian plants painted in tempera, searchable by species, family and artist.