Norwich Castleさんのイラストまとめ

Have you made an Easter Bonnet so far this weekend? Perhaps you’ve taken part in an Easter Egg hunt? The Figure in this beautiful drawing by Joseph Stannard (1797-1830), certainly looks as though they might have done both!

As far back as the late 16th century, Easter was a time when you would traditionally wear new clothes, so we thought we would help give you some ideas. This fashion plate from 1849 also has some rather fetching bonnets you might want to include in your Easter weekend fashion!

Happy Mothers' Day to all the mums out there! If you're away from family (or if you're having to stay just a little too close!) there's light at the end of the tunnel. Stay strong - you've got this!

Alice Havers, 'Mary kept all these things & pondered them in her heart' c. 1888

@mrskweight Hi Kate, we love this Henry Ninham drawing 'Bell Public House'. This picture is undated, but Henry lived between 1793-1874. There's some amazing historic buildings in Pottergate, but this image reminds us that many people have walked its streets during its lifetime!

We’re going to start today off with this gorgeous watercolour, ‘Rainbow Effect on the River, King Street, Norwich’. It was painted by John Thirtle and the detail on this piece is extraordinary! What do you think about this piece?

Barbados born singer Rihanna celebrates her birthday today. A little bit of both rain and shine are expected so chances are we'll need that umbrella-ella-ella but we might also get lucky with a rainbow 🌈🌂☀️☔. 'View of Norwich from Mousehold' by Charles Catton

Today we're remembering Justin and celebrating the work of organisations like @ProudCanaries who are working to fight hate in the stands and make football a more inclusive sport. We salute you!

This watercolour on paper called ‘River scene at Hickling’ was created by Ebenezer Wake Cook (1843-1926) in 1890. Cook was a foundation member of the Victorian Academy of Arts in 1870 and also an original member of the Royal British Colonial Society of Artists.

And a few more fashion tips from the past – this time from 1847. Bare shoulders might be a bit chilly for February, but model number 5 is rocking that fabulous cape! Perfect for a socially-distanced stroll. #FashionFriday

On to the roaring 20s! Ok, admittedly one of these isn't technically the Keep but it's so very 1920s we couldn't leave it out. The girls are hearing all about the beehive that was installed in the museum in 1913.

The colourised postcard shows the Cattle Market in around 1920.