Kate Aspinallさんのイラストまとめ

Highly recommend the '#Fuseli and the Modern Woman' @TheCourtauld! Many weird & wonderful #drawings, but what most surprised me most was how he wielded texture & abstracted forms to energise the spaces around the figures

Loved the #miltonavery exhibition @royalacademy. Such deceptive simplicity! Particularly appreciated his use of under-drawing to texture thin layers of paint (eg hair in March in Brown (1954) & contours in Reclining Blonde (1959)) - stunning all around!

Enjoying the many images of my namesake Saint Catherine of Alexandria at Pinacoteca di Brera (@museobrera) and Poldi Pezzoli (@PoldiPezzoli) in Milan

Caught '#Dürer’s Journeys: Travels of a Renaissance Artist' @NationalGallery. Incredible gathering of pieces; particularly stunning to have so many of his #drawn and on-#paper masterpieces in one place!

Happy to announce that last year’s covid-postponed talk to the #LondonArtHistorySociety @ArtWorkersGuild has been rescheduled: join me online at 2pm on Mon 1 March for ‘David #Bomberg’s Lost Legacy: a master painter and his students': https://t.co/RW3qTuqPXz

A few #drawing-favourites from @AbbottandHolder's new list:
#BryanKneale's ‘#Goat I’ (1960, #ink), GSW #Malet's '#Thames at #Hammersmith' (c1930, #pencil) & #CharlesWalch's ‘Compotier’ (1946, #pencil)

Excited to see #Bomberg justly championed for an international audience: @franbig's excellent article reviewing the @BenUriGallery exhibition in @nybooks (Image: #Racehorses of 1913)... https://t.co/95aRI7UM6W

Excellent chance to bask in architectural #drawings at @RIBA's 'Disappear Here' (2 May-7 Oct)... Images: design for stage set by or after Galli Bibiena (Lisbon, 1755), design for a ceiling by unknown (Italy, c1700), & design for a house by John Smythson (1600)

#howardhodgkin works on #paper from 1966 to 2017 to be on view 8-12 June @Sothebys #London (for upcoming auction - proceeds to both fund a complete collection his graphic work to be given to a museum
& to fund definitive #print Catalogue Raisonné)

Treasure hunt! fun spotting British mid-century modernists in #NewYorkCity: #henrymoore’s Reclining Figure (1962-4) at the #LincolnCente