Cathy Rosamund Stillman-Loweさんのイラストまとめ

@todbooklady @ThrosThrosThros Liz's photos were a marvellous prompt for conversation (either that or I bored her to death).

So the pineapple reminded me of this fine work by Barbara Jones: Pineapple House, Stirling 1971.

@BinFederation I'm so excited about the ravens. I have found a portrait of them! Who would have thought my sacred bin obsession would lead to this?

Details here: https://t.co/cV9n34tT6I

#Caturday From an immaculate loaf formation (left) to a really fierce wildcat (right).

Inspiring C20th #womenartists Gwen John & Dame Elisabeth Frink equally. Both pictures, Tate Gallery collection.

I think I heard on the news a plan to reintroduce wildcats back into the wild.

It's my mum Helen's 87th birthday today. I chose the Quentin Blake card for her (left) as it represented her decades of running the art bookshop Ars Artis with dad.

The pear blossom from the garden reminds me that Helen gave me an enjoyment of plants, among many other things 💙

@C20thPosters Happy Birthday! Some super graphic designs to mark the occasion.

Left, poster by Frederick William Charles (John) Farleigh, 1947.

Right, Country walks; spring, by Hans Unger, 1956.

@todbooklady @ThrosThrosThros Had to Google borb.

#InternationalWomansDay One of the highlights of 2020 was the chance to see examples of Gertrude Hermes' artworks "in real life". Seeing her wood engravings close up is very rewarding!

The River of God. From: Pilgrim's Progress, 1928 (left).
Waterlilies, 1930 (detail, right).

Cathy couldn't help reflecting that there was very little that a remarkably small dog with a huge quantity of determination couldn't do. @WSheepdog

The Luttrell Psalter. British Library, Add MS 42130.

Whether you are a Shepherd or a President, there's something about a friendly canine (or two) that lifts everyone's mood. @WSheepdog #FirstDogs

#TinyLion of the Day.

It was all very well maintaining an intense saintly focus on Biblical translation, but the attendant Lion wished to emphasise that it was DINNER-TIME! 🦁 *ROAR*

Belles Heures of Jean de France, duc de Berry
Saint Jerome Translating the Bible
Met Museum.