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Visiting the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen’s collection is like taking a journey through the history of Western art history, from the early middle ages to the present. Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen owns over 140.000 objects.

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5 Great Sources of Creative Commons Images
If you are after images to use in learning and teaching the fear of copyright infringement can loom large.  One way around this is to look for Creative Commons licensed resources.  These are resources which someone has shared specifically for reuse with some rights reserved rather than the traditional 'all rights reserved' approach of copyright laws.  Attribution is vital when it comes to using these in your work, but they're a brilliant source of images, music, video etc and can really add to the creativity of your curriculum.  And we love a bit of creativity!

So, where to start?  Here are five of our favourite sources: