RA Magazineさんのイラストまとめ

Some words of wisdom from our collections today...

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I hope this tweet finds you well – be sure to catch Eve Leibe Gallery's latest group show, using a ubiquitous email platitude to explore the detachment of technology from sexuality and politics.

Below: Ian Caleb Molina Zoller's New Bodies IV

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@Tate_StIves will present Otobong Nkanga’s first survey show in the UK (from 21 Sep) and we welcome her with open arms! Otobong's talent is exceptional and we cannot recommend this show enough.

To hear of more exhibitions worthy of visiting, see https://t.co/nGuxTZRfbC

Preoccupied with the physical and psychological relationship between people, Francis Bacon's work presents a spectral array of abstracted figures.

One of our June picks, tomorrow marks the first day of Francis Bacon: Couplings at @Gagosian Grosvenor Hill.
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Simeon Solomon RA was known for his depictions of Jewish life and same-sex desire. Although he later fell into obscurity, the last few years has seen a well-earned reappraisal of his work – including a successful auction at Sworders.

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This image is one of four oval paintings produced by Angelica Kauffman for the Royal Academy in 1780, depicting the ‘Elements of Art’ – design, colour, invention and composition. Discover more on the theme of 'learning to draw' here: https://t.co/sTbgqbT1eP

#Edinburgh-born Peter Graham RA specialised in landscapes capturing the effects of wet weather in the #Highlands, and coastal scenes with storm-lashed cliffs, sketched from boats moored on the rocks. Discover more #clouds from the RA collection here: https://t.co/QWe04xcQM2

"What strikes you in this pastel portrait is how real and how human he seems, even though he’s now long dead" - Dan Snow @thehistoryguy picks his favourite artworks from the RA Collection https://t.co/iv8h4yfLkV

In Henry Fuseli RA's 'Thor battering the Midgard Serpent,' the serpant rises from the sea to seize the ox’s head being used as bait by the Norse god, #Thor. Our collection is full of mythical beasts, and can be explored here https://t.co/HpC9n8iLyo

Round off the month with one of our recommended exhibitions, Portrait of the Artist: Käthe Kollwitz at @ikongallery https://t.co/mS4WLkpWPR