Emily Brandさんのイラストまとめ

Some 18th-century poems about cats, in case that's your sort of thing 🐈😼🐈‍⬛ https://t.co/rUjzsoACpY

🥳 Lockdown birthday! 🎂

yes I *may* be sat alone in my flat proofreading a book about Hell, but in spirit I am clopping about the countryside in a ridiculous golden carriage drawn by a huge dog. BIRTHDAY 🪙🐶

Here is the family – and dog – in 1733, also painted by her friend William Hogarth.

For the benefit of this extraordinary story it is also worth noting that her husband was called ANNE – a rather cringey attempt by his parents to court the favour of Queen Anne 👶

On the anniversary of her death in 1838, here is one my favourite Maria Cosway paintings: Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire as Cynthia from Spenser's 'Faerie Queene' (c1782)

... which you can obviously buy in velvet cushion form @ChatsworthHouse 💫https://t.co/d7x2mClamx

Me emerging into the world once we're allowed out again, having lost all sense of what is & is not acceptable public attire

(Beef à la Mode, 1800)

'Waiting in full dress for an introduction to a fine Gentleman with a world of money!' (1794)

Life is so much easier with Tinder

Attempting to create a festive #HouseOfByron book post using some dodgy site & something terrifying has happened 🎅

Anyway if you'd like a signed copy of the book for Christmas look no further >>> https://t.co/ZwhmMIz3xk

Artist: So how would you like to be painted, young lady?
Girl: With my favourite fish
A: Are you sure? It might di--
G: WITH MY FISH
A: ... Ok
G: .... And also this drunk cat

Wishing a SENSIBLE & PIOUS 296th birthday to Revd Richard Byron, a great-uncle of the poet 🎂

⛪️spent life horrified by the debaucheries of his siblings
😡got v shirty if people didn't address him as 'Honourable'
🧑‍🎨LOVED drawing peasants for some reason
https://t.co/RyLTzCIJVi

Fully in love with this portrait of "Anne Birch" by George Romney (c1777) – can anyone can tell me anything about her? She seems elusive 🌺