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#FreeFriday Happy birthday to Edgar Degas who was born today in 1834! Visit our Virtual Library and celebrate his legacy by reading, ‘Edgar Degas: Waiting’ which explores his work in its craftsmanship, color and especially its aura of mysterious ambiguity. https://t.co/ctoQETxBIu

Happy birthday, Vincent van Gogh! In honor of his birthday, here's a sweet memory of the artist from his sister-in-law Jo van Gogh-Bonger: @vangoghartist #vanGogh (1/3)

"She published beautiful, hand-colored books of her discoveries, including a spider large enough to hunt a hummingbird. Today she is considered one of the world’s first entomologists." #wcw #WomensHistoryMonth

Start your morning off with some good news: The Getty Publications seasonal sale is happening NOW. Select books 50% off!

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Now on the #GettyIris, a little something for our cat-loving readers! Janine Pibal, coauthor of 'Cleo and Cornelius,' recounts how she and illustrator @michelle_thies visualized the book's ancient cities, cats, and objects with charm & historical accuracy. https://t.co/UUQeMLT1OQ

Readers, illustrators, and authors: learn about the blossoming children's publishing program at the Getty on the @scbwi blog! https://t.co/gu6G3p4ctg

Maria Sibylla Merian created gorgeous scientific illustrations--like this one featuring guava & a tiger butterfly. Linnaeus used her images to help inform his work, but her legacy is comparably unknown to his. Our new YA bio explores her life and art: https://t.co/cS81MmsMaf

Some of our most beloved books on drawings are on sale for 50% off for a limited time as part of our winter sale! Shop the entire selection of titles here: https://t.co/ylNNF76l7h

A sneak peak inside our beautiful new YA book on Maria Sibylla Merian, a seventeenth-century scientist and artist! It publishes officially next week but you can get a copy from our store now... https://t.co/cS81MmsMaf

For your favorite young art enthusiast, we have some of our favorite children's books on sale! https://t.co/jBN8kbDje5