Caroline Lawrenceさんのイラストまとめ

Move along, nothing to see here... only a waterspout, sharks, flying fish & possible rescue schooner. #WinslowHomer was famously unwilling to comment on his paintings. He said this one was about its title, #TheGulfStream. Fab exhibition at @NationalGallery https://t.co/j0u5myPlL9

Dominic Perring's most recent book on #RomanLondon for your shopping list, @joliheroics? 😁 https://t.co/8pa6zLj9uC #LondonInTheRomanWorld

Chickens! I love them so much that I put them in my #RomanMysteriesScrolls series & even own a cuddly hen! Learn all about #AncientChickens in @AgainstLore latest podcast w/ @ArchaeOphelie! 😀https://t.co/CekHFce7Fr
(1st illustration by @minimus_latin)

In 1854 Pre-Raphaelite artist William Holman Hunt began to paint 2 versions of #TheScapegoat (Leviticus 16:20ff) on the shores of the Dead Sea. Finishing them in London in 1855, he exhibited this one @royalacademy in 1856 to mixed reviews. @bibleproject https://t.co/ODmZ74ii29

A brand new gift edition of Aesop’s Fables! This full-colour hardback, illustrated by artist Robert Ingpen with a teal blue ribbon bookmark, will be a volume for the whole family to treasure, perfect for short bedtime stories leading to long discussions! 😊https://t.co/JSpyUtRgqr

Χριστὸς ἀνέστη ἐκ νεκρῶν,
θανάτῳ θάνατον πατήσας,
καὶ τοῖς ἐν τοῖς μνήμασι,
ζωὴν χαρισάμενος!

Christ is risen from the dead
Having trampled death with death,
While to those in tombs
Happily giving Life!

Thanks to useful podcasts #WhenInRome & #HistoryHit I just discovered Dominic Perring's great new book on #RomanLondon! https://t.co/iTpS7WcTr8 SO useful for my upcoming talk about #WaysToDieInRomanLondon for @RBKClibraries 👍

@HistoryHit @thehistoryguy @mattsmith @nightlightguy

Today's @AgainstLore w/ @iszi_lawrence: Tattoos, piercings & jewellery in the ancient world. The first 3 #Fayum portraits here are Roman boys (!) only distinguished from girls by their lack of earrings. P.S. surviving ancient earrings def for pierced ears! https://t.co/vJHCMkq0M4

Thinking of visiting ancient Nineveh? The @BritishMuseum has recently published a fun guide including info on the botanic gardens, local festivals & craft beer. (Even angry Jonahs are welcome!) 😁https://t.co/EWJrrhL0rC

#CreepyClassics is back after a hiatus just in time for #Halloween2021 with a deep dive into the Story of Old #Hamlet, followed by a discussion of Catholic, Protestant & Roman themes in the play & of Shakespeare's relationship to Catholicism: https://t.co/CCmcea6AkW @ClassicalJG