Natasha Mouraさんのイラストまとめ

#IrmaKomlosy was born #OnThisDay in 1850. Paintings:1)Rose Twig and 2)Rose. #womenartists #womennart #herstory #womennartblog #otd #artherstory #arthistory #artlover

"On the shore" by #MaryFedden was a #britishartist who developed her own style of flower painting and #stilllifes, reminiscent of artists such as Matisse and George Bracque. #womenartists #womennart #herstory #womennartblog

#ToveJansson was a Finnish #illustrator, #painter and #writer. She wrote the #Moomin books for children which were highly successful.Although she became known first and foremost as a writer, Jansson always considered both careers of equal importance.
#womenartists #womennart

Voilà! One of the most iconic and reproduced images of the last century and also of the present, was born. #lilyabrik #rodchenko #otd #womennartblog #herstory #artblog #artlover #womennart

#ValiMyers was an Australian #artist and dancer. Considered as a flamboyant #fantasyartist, she worked in ink, pen and watercolour as well as being a nightclub dancer.
Image: Mexican Afternoon. #womenartists #womennart #herstory #womennartblog

"Jupiter and Antiope" (1775) by #AnnaDorotheaTherbusch was a #Rococo painter born in Berlin. She's considered as a very prominent #painter of her time, her father was a portraitist and it's him who taught her and her siblings to paint. #womenartists #womennart #herstory

"Behind the sun" (1943) by #JacquelineLamba was a French #Surrealist painter. Her love for art started when she was only a girl, during the visists to Louvre with her mother and sister. #womenartists #womennart #herstory

"River Landscape"(1881) by
#VictoriaÅberg, a Finnish landscape painter of the #DüsseldorfSchool. With Alexandra Frosterus-Såltin, she is considered the first truly professional artist in Finland.Åberg died #OnThisDay in 1892. #womenartists #womennart #herstory #womennartblog #otd

Vigée-Le Brun💜This is the "Portrait of Madame Roysseau, wife of the architect Pierre Rousseau and her daughter", painted in 1789. I love the details of Vigée-Le Brun paintings, as their holding hands. #vigeelebrun #womenartists #womennart #womennartblog #herstory #rococo

Since ancient times we can find representations of #slavery in #EuropeanArt. Even though most of people think that only existed black slaves or from Africa, and it is true that they’re the great majority, we can find depictions of #slaves of very different ethnicity and origins.