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

New Year card published by Hildesheimer & Faulkner. © Frederick Warne & Co.

Beatrix Potter’s first published works were greetings cards - and this one is absolutely entrancing. @AphraPell @deborahjvass

#TraceryTuesday Another glorious Lamb of God from the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Fawley. Beautiful detailing in the fleece @ZwartblesIE @BSMGP

Here's a tempting present for art lovers & artists alike. A new edition of Aesop's Fables with vintage illustrations by Agnes Miller Parker.

It's lovely to see her portraits of foxes in print. 🦊@deborahjvass @ANGELACHARDING

The sparkling versatility of Eric Ravilious. @deborahjvass

Vibrant November 1933 calendar design, left. I need that kind of verve in my life!

Right, thankfully silent fireworks from: "High Street", written by J.M. Richards; illustrated by Eric Ravilious - London: 1938.

The Kitchen Garden in October, by Eric Ravilious. In: Ambrose Heath, "The Country Life cookery book: with a few hints and reminders about the kitchen garden", London: Country Life, 1937.

I wonder what is preserved in the jars - pIckled fruits or vegetables? @ANGELACHARDING

#Caturday Not all Agnes Miller Parker's cats were quite so fierce. These gentler souls are very handsome. Though there do seem to be some strange farmyard shenanigans going on in the background!

Wood engraving, Two Siamese Cats, c1939. @deborahjvass @ZwartblesIE @SarahBlick3

#Caturday I hate to break it to the "cocky" Rooster, but I don't think Mr Cat's intentions are entirely benign.

Anges Miller Parker - Catte and Chyken (for 'The Fables of Esope'). Published by Gregynog Press in 1931. @deborahjvass @SarahBlick3 @ZwartblesIE

@EmanuelHead57 @WoolwichPigeon If the flock don Santa hats, surely you are half-way there?

#ArtOfHeronkind by Mirko Hanak Sinuous and slightly soft around the edges. @every_heron