Naomi Dawさんのイラストまとめ

The @DriehausMuseum shared a list of Victorian Parlour Games to try at home. This illustration for a game called The Old Man’s Face wins #lockdown.

Fancy a go? Full article here: https://t.co/KYzj9vTeue

#COVID__19 #Covid_19 #museumsfromhome #victorians

A quick catch up for #AnArtworkADay! My choice for day 24 was Paul Cézanne's 'Still Life with a Cherub' (c. 1895). The sharp eyed amongst you will be able to spot this painting in the recent ‘Age of the Image’ documentary series. #CultureinQuarantine #CultureAtHome

It's Day 19 of my #AnArtworkADay series and I've been looking forward to today's choice. Here's 'Clouds Above a Lake', painted in 1904-6 by one of my absolute favourite artists, Akseli Gallen-Kallela. I love the way the thick strokes create the clouds! #arthistoryathome #museum

I’ve mistakenly ordered Wayward Sons’ new album, ‘The Truth Ain’t What It Used To Be’, twice. Much as I love them I don’t need two copies. If you’d like one, reply to this tweet or drop me a message - yours for a tenner, inc. postage. #rock #rockmusic @KerrangMagazine

‘A Prince’s Treasure’ opens at the Royal Pavilion tomorrow! It’s been a privilege & pleasure to watch objects being installed this week. The rooms look how George IV intended them to & how John Nash depicted them in his ‘Views of the Royal Pavilion’ (1826). Here’s the Music Room:

Feeling full up after all that Christmas food? Come on a (virtual) walk through the #Sussex landscape with me, in my next Bitesize Talk at @BrightonMuseums . I'll be taking a look at how Eric Ravilious represented the historic county. More here: https://t.co/EaeHALkoHf

I’m currently working on a blog post called ‘What I Wish I’d Known When I Started My Art History Degree’. It’s aimed at new students, particularly those from a background non-traditional to art history. What tips would you like me to add? #ArtHistory #freshers #WIASN #PhDchat

Snow is forecast for next week, so here’s ‘The Avalanche at Lewes, East Sussex’, on display at Anne of Cleves House. It depicts the deadliest avalanche in British history, where 8 people were killed by snow falling on a row of cottages in Lewes on 27 December 1836. #art #snow