Glasgow's mummies, an Uffizi painting made in two days and a fresh photo book: seven questions from this week's culture news.
- Which Glasgow institution removed the mummy of an Egyptian priest, more than 3,700 years old, from display?
- How did the Glasgow museums justify no longer displaying mummies?
- According to tradition, how long did Luca Giordano take to paint the picture, made on a Medici commission, that has joined the Uffizi?
- Which Italian city was the famously fast Luca Giordano from?
- Who wrote the foreword to Quil Lemons's photo book Quiladelphia?
- Which prize was awarded to László Valkó, whose successful exhibition closes soon?
- What did the Hunterian Museum do with an Egyptian woman's remains because of the new ethical guidelines?