The Wallace Collectionさんのイラストまとめ

Where have you been exploring this weekend?

This landscape by #MeindertHobbema, dated
1663 - 1665, shows the artist’s delight in creating woodland vistas.

Even with the threat of an impending storm, the vision of nature is one of cheerful domesticity.

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Next month, the Wallace Collection presents #ForgottenMasters, an exhibition of extraordinary Indian artists, each with their own rich style, tastes and agency.

Opens 4 December 2019. Find out more: https://t.co/ULbbfgGyJD

Image: Shaikh Zain ud-Din, Malabar Giant Squirrel, 1778

This December, the Wallace Collection presents #ForgottenMasters.

The first UK exhibition of works by Indian master painters commissioned by East India Company officials in the late 18th and 19th centuries.

Book online now to save: https://t.co/NOYQniaGyM

#TheWallaceCollection houses some of the finest weaponry in the world, including this #16thcentury rapier.

The rapier features in our newly published book #TheArtofFencing, a faithful reproduction of #CamilloPalladini's #DiscourseontheArtofFencing.

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There are less than 2 weeks left to see #AnEnquiringMind: #WallacecollectionxManoloBlahnik

Make sure you have experienced what the Daily Telegraph has described as ‘a match made in romantic heaven’ before it closes. Open until 27 October 2019.

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Still craving that fashion fix now #LondonFashionWeek is over? We’ve got the perfect exhibition for you, #AnEnquiringMind; #WallaceCollectionxManoloBlahník.

Visit the free exhibition the Daily Telegraph has called ‘a match made in romantic heaven.’ https://t.co/7zLFqIXQiS

This December, the Wallace Collection presents #ForgottenMasters: Indian Painting for the East India Company, guest curated by @DalrympleWill. Tickets are on sale now. Find out more here: https://t.co/SYjAdVejbI

Due to unprecedented demand we’re delighted to announce we are extending #AnEnquiringMind: #WallaceCollectionxManoloBlahnik until 27 October 2019! Visit the free exhibition the Daily Telegraph has called ‘a match made in romantic heaven.’ Find out more: https://t.co/7zLFqIXQiS

We all love The Souvenir.
Look close and see how concentrated she is, the way her foot pushes against the bark, the engraved signature - all proofs of Fragonard's talent, now obscured by layers of yellowed varnish, visible in the clouds.
#FixingFrago, https://t.co/I0QYgm2qOa

The enchanting Souvenir (c. 1775-80) is one of two paintings to be restored in 2019 by Nicole Ryder for #FixingFrago.
The yellowed varnish will be removed to reveal Fragonard’s original colours and the split in the panel assessed to safeguard this masterpiece.