Peter Jonesさんのイラストまとめ

@riverthistle Check out some of her other stuff. It is beautiful.

Painting at Bedtime.
Woman Making Pancakes.
Adriaan de Lelie.

Most people like eating pancakes, but it seems to be mainly the Dutch who liked to paint them. de Lelie was an 18th/early 19th century painter, mainly of portraits and cabinet paintings. #PancakeTuesday

Painting at Bedtime.
When out the hellish legions sallied.
Alexander Goudie.

Tonight is Robert Burns' Night. This is a scene from his greatest work of Romantic narrative poetry, Tam O'Shanter.
Tam interrupts, while drunk, a devil's and witches' party, and they go after him.

Painting at Bedtime.
The Balcony.
Edouard Manet.

The woman sitting is Berthe Morisot, whose works we can see in many galleries, and Fanny Claus, standing, who was a concert violinist whose skill can never be appreciated, as she died aged 31, before the age of recording.

Painting at Bedtime.
A Vase of Flowers.
Mary Moser.

Moser was a celebrated painter, mainly of flowers, in the 18th century and one of two women founding members of the Royal Academy, the youngest at age 24, but neither of them were allowed to attend committee dinners.

Painting at Bedtime.
The Interrupted Sleep.
Francois Boucher.

There is an interesting sub-genre of shepherdess bothering which goes on in Boucher's idyllic rural paintings. Boucher was the leading light of the Rococo movement and was championed by Madame de Pompadour.

Painting at Bedtime.
Halloween.
William Stewart MacGeorge.

McGeorge was a prolific Scottish artist who trained in Edinburgh and Antwerp and was associated with Edward Atkinson Hornel. His fame does not appear to have strayed very far from his native Scotland, which is a pity.

Painting at Bedtime.
The Library.
Felix Vallotton.

Swiss born, French naturalised painter and woodblock printer Vallotton was a member of Les Nabis and produced realist paintings characterised by great drawing skill and eye catching though rarely bright colours.

Painting at Bedtime.
Autumn.
Mary Cassatt.

Cassatt came from a very wealthy family, but was often short of money since her father controlled the purse strings. She went to Paris and became an artist in the Impressionist style, mainly painting women and children.

Painting at Bedtime.
The South Wind (A Merry Little Breeze).
Bertha Lum.

Lum was an artist from Iowa who became one of the few Westerners to learn how to master Japanese woodblock prints in the ukiyo-e style. She lived in Japan and later, China, which she had to leave in 1953.