The Huntingtonさんのイラストまとめ

Big news! Our beloved Rose Garden Tea Room is getting a whole new look. The historic 1911 structure, once home to billiards and bowling, will undergo a full restoration and feature a new outdoor dining area opening onto the Shakespeare Garden. 🎳 🌹 🌿 https://t.co/xJJ9FEcWS5

Learn about contemporary art while you have your lunch! Join @hammer_museum for their free "Lunchtime Art Talk on Monica Majoli" at 12:30 p.m. today. Majoli's work is featured in the #MadeinLA2020 biennial, installed #atTheH and Hammer Museum. RSVP: https://t.co/K55XjmAxO4

Ready for some free online fun? Check out The Funtington: Family Fun with The Huntington. Each day this week, we'll be releasing a set of themed virtual activities and engaging videos for kids of all ages, starting at 10 am. Follow along here: https://t.co/wBLing8dll

Runaways, pirates, sea travel, art, Ecuadorian rainforests, and more! The second episode of our new podcast hosted by Giovana Romano Sanchez comes out today. "Hear and Now at The Huntington" is available wherever you listen to podcasts > https://t.co/3RB581ppwU

#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