SOAS Special Collectionsさんのイラストまとめ

These illustrations depicting China come from the book 'The Chinese Empire' by Thomas Allom, published in 1858. There is speculation that Allom never visited China himself... Can you spot the cats? https://t.co/wozFkAcBo9 #ExploreYourArchive #EYAAnimals

This propaganda poster depicts excited villagers waving flags and carrying food and flowers to welcome soldiers from the Chinese People's Liberation Army arriving on horseback. https://t.co/jpHkLI2oIy #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

These exquisite paintings, circa 1880, are part of a collection of 16 botanical drawings by Richard Baron, a missionary, botanist, and geologist. https://t.co/4GmdC3Qi52 #SundayGardening

This is Mujtahid chief of the Ulemas, scholars of Islamic law. He is portrayed in the Album of Costumes of Turkey created by Octavian Dalvimart in 1802 #BeKindToLawyersDay https://t.co/cCsOwSR2xS

How beautiful is this late C19th silk painting of a pheasant (we think!) by Wang Guochen #DrawAPictureofABirdDay https://t.co/whgfe3BJ6S

This Chinese woodblock print depicts the successful Japanese attack on the Russian fort at Lushun #OTD during the first Sino-Japanese war. (CWP 77)
This series of prints are available to view online here: https://t.co/izx8Zm3fi0

Our #FavouriteItem is the Anvār-i Suhaylī (1570)
This beautiful manuscript is recognized as one of the masterpieces of early Mughal painting #Archive30
https://t.co/hkRMEXzfFa

We've been working hard to add lots of material to our #DigitalArchives : https://t.co/AZ6nqeI8RL These include archives and manuscripts, photographs, maps, books and journals, newspapers, oral histories, films and audio.

It is also #DrawAPictureOfABirdDay We have some lovely examples in our collections

Day 5 catch up for #Archive30 is #ArchivesFromHome. We've tweeted a lot of #SOASFromHome posts over the last year. Our digital collections are here: https://t.co/AZ6nqeI8RL but we also have a blog: https://t.co/U0Hp3u8o3a and post material on instagram: https://t.co/CUWS6XwdQ0