Dickens Museumさんのイラストまとめ

For #IWD2021 we want to shout about the incredible artist behind the 1843 #LostPortrait of #Dickens. Margaret Gillies was a radical thinker who believed in social reform & an early supporter of the suffragist movement.

#InternationalWomensDay #FemaleArtists #ChooseToChallenge ♀️

The sun is shining in #London this morning and #spring is definitely in the air! Who else is looking forward to long overdue picnics with friends?☀️ #FridayFeeling

Illustration for #ThePickwickPapers, original ink and watercolour drawing, by Anna Marongiu, 1928.

In the 1920s #artist Anna Marongiu created illustrations dedicated to #ThePickwickPapers. Anna seems to have really loved the story with a full 262 illustrations! Last year they were leant to the MAN Museum in Sardinia, Italy for a wonderful exhibition 🖌️

https://t.co/m2xwUGG5MO

An infrared scan and x-ray of this 1847 portrait of #CatherineDickens revealed the original charcoal lines by artist Daniel Maclise when he began the work as well as small objects and background details hidden under layers of overpaint.

More here https://t.co/wPJaxnsgF9

#HappyBirthday Catherine Dickens, born #OTD 205 yrs ago! In 2016, we put on an #exhibition about her life and giving her a ‘voice’ in the Museum through a series of sound installations by artist Felicity Ford. https://t.co/dMqOQHaSFs

Watercolour portrait by Daniel Maclise, 1846.

#OTD in 1843 #CharlesDickens first published the beloved novel #AChristmasCarol

Join us for special performances by @dominicgerrard, @jamescswanton and on the 21st & 24th for performances by Dickens descendants Mark and Ollie! https://t.co/mzcn7YtoIw

Twists & Turns: Discover the streets near #Dickens's home which inspired him to write Oliver Twist! 6 & 31 May: https://t.co/U8F3DP37ZK