Anna Dillonさんのイラストまとめ

Artists & writers have been inspired by the moon over centuries. Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Nights, Paul Nash, Landscape Of The Vernal Equinox III
David Inshaw captures the moon's glow perfectly. My painting below 'A Glimmering Moon' inspired by a John Masefield poem #MoonLanding50

A wonderful hillfort in Wiltshire. Oldbury Castle. A bronze age enclosure that had been extended and then developed into a hill fort. The views from here are stunning and the chalk undulations below the earthworks & monument are a treat for artists to paint. #HillfortsWednesday

Thrilled to be part of The Creative Ridgeway Forum next Saturday 29th June at St Dunstan's church, Monks Risborough, Buckinghamshire. I'll be talking about how the Ridgeway & its landscape has inspired my work & that of other artists, writers and poets. https://t.co/aNci6OwHlH

@nicolawriting @PTES Poor photo but it was really exciting to see them. No female seen so hoping that this might indicate a colony rather than sheer coincidence.

@CPREOxfordshire If the eventual 4,500 houses go ahead at Dalton Barracks doesn't this rule out the B1 proposed route for the Expressway because the boundary edge of this site buffers Cothill? Then we've got the 150 Million Cubic meter size reservoir plans which are only a few miles south of this

Interesting piece in @guardian by Helen Gørrill which asks the question
Are female artists worth collecting? @tate https://t.co/XWHGVL6jiW. One of my favorite artists is Wilhelmina Barns-Graham. This painting is magical. Title: Glacier Crystal, Grindelwald & painted in 1950.

We enjoyed our talk last night at @SalisburyMuseum for their Ancient Landscapes show so much. A great venue & fantastic support. Big Thanks.

Private Edgar Whichello 2nd Battalion Royal Berks. Killed nr Gouzeaucourt Wood 100 years ago. Remembered at Thiepval Memorial. @CWGC

Safety review on A34 @edvaizey. This photo taken same spot, two weeks after horrific crash tht killed 4 shows tailgating & dangerous driving

@BeechclassSM Here is a photo with Mr Eaton, and the whole school.