Victorian Webさんのイラストまとめ

#DidYouKnow—thanks to Twitter queries, our Dickens expert, Philip Allingham, has produced a chart of #Dickens's children (see 4 of them below), with links to accounts of each of them. See the power of Twitter! https://t.co/3cO0C6NXYj

#Caturday Thomas Faed's "Happy as the Day is Long," 1873--a picture of domestic bliss, with the little girl playing with one of the kittens https://t.co/4PRvcMHGUp

Thinking of the US on #IndependenceDay — here's Max Beerbohm's "The Name of Dante Gabriel #Rossetti is heard for the first time in the United States of America. Lecturer: Mr. Oscar Wilde" (1922)! Discussion of Beerbohm on Wilde here: https://t.co/YIU5MGrYd8

@HammockAuthor @PeterJones40 Here's one of Goodall's Egyptian paintings--such a contrast, though again you feel the sun! "Nubian Leading a Laden Camel by the Banks of the Nile" (thanks @FAS_London (1885) https://t.co/7Ky1wDKrGU

Hard to pick a favourite among Burne-Jones's works (he died on the night of 16 June 1898, but some sources say it was #OTD, 17th). This one of 1881 is fun: town-bred Lady Lewis, knees drawn up, watches in trepidation as a tiny lizard slithers past her! https://t.co/oD7xxaEzfw

Day 6 of #7Days7Covers Accepting challenge from @HammockAuthor to post covers of 7 books I enjoy—1 cover each day for 1 week—no explanations, no reviews and to challenge one other person each day! Today I’d like to challenge @boccabaciata!

#BurneJones's humorous portrait of his close friend Elizabeth, Lady Lewis, in 1881. An unusual pose: she's drawn herself up into the chair, keeping a wary eye on a tiny lizard! https://t.co/oD7xxaEzfw

#Goodmorning! Spiffing "Back to the Future" cover on latest "Victorian" mag from @thevicsoc ! A jaunty #Victoria doffs her crown in the rocket's control seat boosted by William & Jane Morris, a roaring Gilbert Scott--but who's the solemn one in specs? And Ed VII at the fore!

Such an interesting life--obit @Telegraph of Virginia Surtees, who championed Rossetti & the PreRaphaelites https://t.co/WJLAQ9pP47

Richard Dadd's usual intensity in this stand-off #folklorethursday "Contradiction: Oberon & Titania" 1854-8 https://t.co/0FrLlFIyDk