The Marginalian (formerly Brain Pickings)さんのイラストまとめ

On the first day of spring, "The Moral of Flowers" – an illustrated Victorian encyclopedia of poetic lessons from the garden by the poet and painter Rebecca Hey https://t.co/iLHZp0taMd

We Are Water Protectors – a lyrical illustrated celebration of nature, Native heritage, and the courage to stand up for Earth https://t.co/Qa4853lkPZ

How Ernst Haeckel, born on this day in 1834, turned his greatest heartbreak into transcendent art celebrating the science of nature, coined the word "ecology," and enchanted Darwin with his sublime scientific illustration https://t.co/0B8GP1lePt

Merlyn's advice on what to do when the world gets you down – consolation for sorrow from King Arthur's court, with a side of @YoYo_Ma https://t.co/sGqWstc3OV

On Edgar Allan Poe's birthday, French artist Benjamin Lacombe's haunting illustrations for his "Tales of the Macabre" https://t.co/hMkWLr88ke

Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" premiered on this day in 1892. A century later, and twenty years after he unloosed his beloved Wild Things on the world, Maurice Sendak reimagined it in weird and wondrous illustrations https://t.co/xSrRpGY8m3

Gorgeous illustrations from the world's first encyclopedia of medicinal plants, by a young 18th-century woman who taught herself art and botany to feed her infant and get her husband out of debtor's prison https://t.co/QmWdejsYL1

My favorite thing in a long time: If You Come to Earth — a tender illustrated celebration of the many ways to be human and what makes our rocky planet a miraculous world https://t.co/GJ2yD7w3eL

The Flat Rabbit – a minimalist and poetic Scandinavian children's book about making sense of death and the mystery of life https://t.co/q3uAZtEQcQ

A Curious Herbal – peek inside the world's first encyclopedia of medicinal plants, illustrated by a young woman who, to get her husband out of debtor's prison, taught herself art and botany in an era when women had no access to education in either https://t.co/QmWdejsYL1