Ciara Quill 🇮🇪🇫🇷🇩🇪🇪🇺 💚💛さんのイラストまとめ

Day 956 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Combat” (1965) Lee Krasner. @NGVMelbourne Krasner was born on this day in 1908. She was there from the beginning of Abstract Expressionism, exhibiting alongside her husband, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Franz Kline, Barnett Newman and Willem de Kooning.

Day 896 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Love Among the Ruins” (1873) Edward Burne-Jones. Private Collection. Edward Burne-Jones was born on this day in 1833. The work depicts two lovers in blue robes, a man and a woman, seated together on a stone capital amid the ruins of buildings.

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Day 875 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Kleine Sonnenblumen” (1946) Emil Nolde. @LouisianaChann Nolde was born on this day in 1867. His intensely coloured depictions of urban nightlife, biblical scenes, floral motifs, and landscapes are exemplars of German Expressionism.

Day 868 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Ground Swell” (1939) Edward Hopper. @ngadc This depicts a group of young people in a boat. The scene reveals Hopper's enthusiasm for the sea, which can also be seen in his other nautical artworks – most notably his paintings of New England lighthouses.

Day 866 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Roses” (1890) Vincent Van Gogh. @ngadc Van Gogh died on this day in 1890. At the time this work was painted the Dutch artist was readying himself to leave the asylum in Saint-Rémy for the quiet town of Auvers-sur-Oise outside of Paris.

Day 862 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Gertrude Elizabeth, Lady Colin Campbell” (1897) Giovanni Boldini. @NPGLondon I saw this painting yesterday at the Boldini retrospective at @PetitPalais_ Gertrude Elizabeth Blood was an Irish aristocrat made famous by her divorce from Lord Colin Campbell.

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Day 825 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Port of Marseille” (1916) Albert Marquet. @OharaMuseum I’m off to Marseille today. French artist Marquet was one of the Fauvists and was a lifelong friend of Matisse. He subsequently painted in a more naturalistic style, primarily landscapes.

Day 799 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Small Town” (1920) Carl Lohse. @skdmuseum Carl Lohse was a artist I hadn’t heard of before my visit to Dresden last month. The Hamburg-born painter created stunning Expressionist works but he and his paintings seldom received the attention they deserved.