Saint Louis Art Museumさんのイラストまとめ

The exaggerated musculature of the biblical heroine Judith is the focal point of this oil on panel painting. 💪 Learn about her story of inner strength at https://t.co/JjqgkJkmwS.

In this painting, Pontius Pilate, the Roman ruler of Judea, presents Jesus to an unseen crowd who will decide his fate. See the sketchy application of paint in the upper left? Artist Titian died before the work was unfinished. Read more at https://t.co/JjqgkJkmwS. #MuseumFromHome

When Taryn first saw Fragment of a Sarcophagus, she felt an instant personal connection with the story of Hercules’ perseverance in the face of adversity. She recently decided to wear her favorite work on her sleeve forever. Thanks for sharing your story, Taryn!

Fun fact: the tulip isn't native to Amsterdam. Often associated w/ Dutch culture, but wasn't until the 16th century that the Flemish diplomat to the Ottoman Empire brought tulip bulbs from Istanbul. Learn more in Dutch Painting from the Age of Rembrandt. https://t.co/YHiJ8uNZHM

Ronald Ollie spent decades collecting works by black abstract artists and, in 2017, he gave a transformative gift of 81 works to the museum. Hear him reflect on his friendships with artists and his journey as a collector on November 30 at 2 pm: https://t.co/GQm3fQkabu

Get some spooky inspiration for your Halloween costume with a visit to see Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet, now on view in New Media Series through Sunday, October 27. 👻 https://t.co/hDsrBIO5Zj

#NationalCoffeeDay, but make it fancy. This silver-plated Art Deco Coffee and Tea Service was produced in the late 1920s for the luxury market. https://t.co/TXIZ7j5wJj

It's #WorldBeardDay and, we don't know about you, but these impressive whiskers are really growing on us.

On #WomensEqualityDay we're celebrating St. Louis-native Bessie Potter Vonnoh, a trailblazing artist from the collection. She earned acclaim for bronze sculptures of everyday scenes and won a gold medal at the #1904WorldsFair. Find her work in Gallery 335. https://t.co/22vJQfJtvm

#OskarSchlemmer left his mark on the Bauhaus when he staged his seminal work, the Triadic Ballet. Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet, on view in Gallery 301, presents the 1970 performance staged for German television. #BauhausLegacy https://t.co/hDsrBIO5Zj