The Barber Instituteさんのイラストまとめ

#HaveYouHerd about the elephants at @WaddesdonManor? 🐘

We're joining Waddesdon to share our own on #WorldElephantDay!

Here's 'Who will Bell the Cat?', an etching from the Barber's collection by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya, made around 1820.

It's been all about animals this week for the #BarberDrawingChallenge! 🐶🐦

We've got dogs, cats, birds, penguins...

Congrats to our artist of the week @/gilliansimpsonart over on Instagram. ➡️ https://t.co/fTUofFB7wj

@/gilliansimpsonart | @zarah_writes | @DT_MrGriffiths

Drawings are made with pencil or pen on white paper, right? Not always...

This week, we challenge you to make a colourful drawing! 🎨 #BarberDrawingChallenge

Here are Van Dyck's lush watercolour trees, and a vibrant orange and purple in this illustration by Mengxia Liu. 🌲💜🔶

Happy #WorldMusicDay - on the summer solstice! ☀️

We're bringing you sunshine through painting and music on #MusicMonday.

Gustave Courbet visited Étretat on the Normandy coast in the summer of 1869, working outdoors to create five views of the cliffs and numerous seascapes.

We've loved having our first visitors to #MakingAMark! ☀️

Our first #MusicMonday of the exhibition takes us back to the 16th century. Hear a performance by Christ Church Cathedral Choir, composed by Flemish musician Orlando de Lassus in about 1560. https://t.co/1AUNfUbRDp

This fantastic architectural ‘capriccio’ of real and imaginary features was painted in 1796 by Hubert Robert, born #OnThisDay in 1733.

Which part catches your eye the most? (Ours? 🐈)

➡️ https://t.co/fFRZO2Rgua

We're #BackInTheBarber tomorrow! 🎊 Rosie, our learning and engagement intern, is looking forward to seeing 'A Mother and Child by the Sea' by Dahl:

“I really enjoy the ambiguity - we have to decide for ourselves if it’s a story of loss or reconnection.”

Our fourth #TuesdayTalks podcast series launches today - with the golden morning of 'A Pastoral Landscape' by Claude Lorrain. 🌤️

Delve into this idyllic painting's history, and learn about the artist himself, in this week's episode with Robert Wenley ➡️ https://t.co/Fub5QCD4JQ

Mozart's 'The Marriage of Figaro' premiered on 1 May, 1786. In the same year, Joshua Reynolds painted our virtuoso double portrait, 'Maria Marow Gideon & her Brother, William'.

Listen to 'Overture: Marriage of Figaro' by @rpoonline on #MusicMonday https://t.co/O03DHM6RDx

This dramatic lithograph, 'A Wild Horse', by Eugène Delacroix is our #PrintOfTheWeek. 🐎

The energy of the untamed horse is captured perfectly through the versatile technique of lithography, enabling Delacroix to illustrate its frightened response to a gust of wind.