Maria Popovaさんのイラストまとめ

Japanese-American artist Chiura Obata, who survived an internment camp by making art, was born on this day in 1885 and went on to give us the most stunning paintings of Yosemite: https://t.co/1V114xbm6H

Roar Like a Dandelion – beloved children's book author and poet Ruth Krauss's lost alphabet of joy, illustrated by the wondrous @SergioRuzzier https://t.co/oN0eow1WAu

To Paint Is to Love Again – Henry Miller's lovely lost meditation on art and why good friends are essential to creative work https://t.co/p0jVHQ7YnU

Ooh! Opening tonight, "Narrative Art, Sculpture & Illustration" – new Society of Illustrators (@SOI128) exhibition, featuring a rare Maurice Sendak https://t.co/c5xobraakW (via the excellent @arthurious, whose newsletter I heartily recommend for NYC's finest cultural happenings)

Japanese-American artist Chiura Obata, who survived an internment camp by making art, died on this day in 1975 and left us the most stunning paintings of Yosemite: https://t.co/kuu1U8BILD

The science of internal time, "social jet lag," and why you're so tired https://t.co/lYf3RJA2e4

Remembering "Little Prince" author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, who disappeared over the Mediterranean Sea on this day in 1944, with his original watercolors for the beloved book and the bittersweet true story behind it https://t.co/KbUNzw9OlC

Remembering "Little Prince" author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, who disappeared over the Mediterranean Sea on this day in 1944, with his original watercolors for the beloved book and the bittersweet true story behind it https://t.co/KbUNzw9OlC

On Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's birthday, his original watercolors for "The Little Prince" and the bittersweet true story behind the beloved book https://t.co/KbUNzw9OlC

Rebecca Solnit's lovely letter to kids about how books solace, empower, and transform us https://t.co/g9Y4wMV09Q