Walker Art Galleryさんのイラストまとめ

Bursting with rage, spite & betrayal, the violence of this epic painting (w3658cm x h2438cm), alongside the skilful anatomy, emotion & composition caused a stir when it was first exhibited.
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‘Samson’ by Solomon Joseph Solomon, painted circa 1887. #MuseumFromHome

During lockdown lots of people have experienced unusual dreams but how many of us can paint them like this?
‘Dante’s Dream’ an epic, sensual work by #Rossetti is inspired by Italian poet, Dante Alighieri’s poem, La Vita Nuova & loaded with complex symbols.
#DreamsMW #MuseumWeek

Judging by the little boy in the centre of the painting tucking into his pie & disinterest in the horse poking his head in, this is a regular visitor to the cosy domestic scene. 🐴

‘One of the Family’ (1880) by Frederick Cotman

#LightNightatHome

This week our leaflets will hit the streets near you! Look out for our Linda McCartney Retrospective exhibition flyers and get your tickets booked for our next blockbuster! https://t.co/ou1uS10Do5

Merry Christmas from Liverpool 1968 https://t.co/ou1uS10Do5
@lindamccartney

Base yourself on William Brown Street on Wed 21 Aug for a host of holiday fun, with free events at @World_Museum, @CentralLibrary_ & @walkergallery make a day of it in the city's historic quarter @SGQLpool https://t.co/ZSpQCMW6p4 #contemporaryart #science #astronomy #engineering

@syiphee Does life flash before the eyes of a martyr before the end? #itsintheeyes #millais #themartyrofsolway https://t.co/WBFas2Htzi

Have you been to our fantastic 'Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Making the Glasgow Style' exhibition yet? Did you know that you can purchase an amazing range of merchandise inspired by his work in our Gallery shop and online? https://t.co/WnLhrm9NyI

This elegant handbag inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his work is now available to buy from our online shop, with every purchase supporting @NML_Muse

From Beyoncé to Joni, we knew that @1lubaina Himid's #DesertIslandDiscs wouldn't disappoint! You can still see figures from Lubaina's 'Naming the money' installation, discussed in the programme, here at the Walker. If you missed it, listen again here: https://t.co/Os5EC8xOxM