Otto Saumarez Smithさんのイラストまとめ

@johnpaulstonard &, later but still an interesting image, James Boswell's lithograph 'The Cinema (1939)

Visited a certified banger this morning. Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library; I’ve been before but struck this time by its wonderful materiality, the grey pietra serena, which Michelangelo described as edible, offset against incredibly roughly plastered walls. Good as it gets.

San Rocco a good source for late medieval underpants

Whole series digitised here: https://t.co/eiz0mbHwaw

My favourite design this gateway between two, what look like, bottle kilns:

The refurbishment of Warham St Mary, N Norfolk (with box pews & triple decker pulpit, still there satisfyingly) included relighting the windows with a wonderful fragmentary mixture of local & continental stained glass, all mixed up like a scrap book.

Portrait by William Hogarth of Francis Matthew Schutz vomiting into a chamber pot, which was commissioned by his wife Susan in 1755 to shame her husband into getting a grip.

First weekend test driving the new @YalePevsner for Wiltshire, especially good on Lydiard Tregoze, a humdinger of a church in suburban Swindon, crammed full of monuments to the St Johns - including a remarkable painted family portrait, a tender alabaster, & a swaggering gold lad.

Enchanting illustration by Lars Harald Westman for Ralph Erskine's Arctic City project, 1958. 🦌❄️

Magical watercolours full of fascinating detail of a strikingly formal early 19th-century back garden (14 St James' Square, Bristol, destroyed in the Blitz) by a Quaker minister & physician, Thomas Pole.

Hand-Colored Zoological Photomicrographs by Ernst Heeger (1860) .

I'm not exactly sure what they are (currently for sale from Hans P. Kraus, New York) - but I think they are beautiful.