The Huntingtonさんのイラストまとめ

#HBD to Thomas Gainsborough, born #otd in 1727. Painter of our recently restored poster child, "The Blue Boy" (1770), Gainsborough was a man of many talents; a portrait and landscape painter, a printmaker, and a draftsman. Here's a selection of his portraits from the collection.

We are joining the initiative to show gratitude to our heroic healthcare workers. Thank you for all you are doing to save lives and keep us safe. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes

We’re revisiting the rich intellectual life of our online archives. Check out this Frontiers article, "Floriform." It examines 3 women artists from the collection who made flowers their subject, including #AgnesPelton (1881–1961), pictured. Learn more: https://t.co/XZkH2VIfVR

The 17th-century dispute between #IsaacNewton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz over who invented calculus was a controversy for decades. Next Wed., join Rob Iliffe, #histsci professor @UniofOxford, as he examines two documents that shed light on the debate. https://t.co/rpn4iuGrgQ

Dear @GettyMuseum: Bob looks a little lonely, so we're sending over #MaryCassatt's "Little Dog" for a holiday playdate. #MuseumGiftSwap https://t.co/umRSKJlrvP

Both artist and art critic, #JohnRuskin was known as one of the 19th century's greatest geniuses; but towards the end of his career, his work fell into obscurity. A conference this wknd #atTheH makes the case for his enduring relevance and importance: https://t.co/AKz7OXNsL7

This weekend, a conference #atTheH explores the subterranean world of Elizabethan Catholic print and scribal culture, set against the backdrop of press censorship, illicit printing, book smuggling, and subversive scribal publication. More details here: https://t.co/wbjIIDLuZ8

See amazing prints from our collection in a new exhibit on view now at @GettyMuseum, co-curated by our very own James Glisson. More details here: https://t.co/tCQ5nvv0BM

Have you seen the fairyland masterpieces of Charles Altamont Doyle (father to the famed #SherlockHolmes author)? The whimsical works reflect the popular 18-century trend of fairy art, started in Britain by artists like #WilliamBlake and #HenryFuseli. https://t.co/naC7pADLWf

Believe it or not, California coastal bathhouses were big in the 19th-century. This photo captures swimmers enjoying the indoor pool at #SantaMonica's North Beach Bath House, just steps from the Pacific Ocean. https://t.co/9iG667Tx5Z #ArchivesPoolParty #ArchivesHashtagParty 🌊🤽‍♀️