Dulwich Picture Galleryさんのイラストまとめ

This intricate sketch by Rembrandt is part of a 'Friendship Book' made for the art collector Jan Six. This is the first time the work has left the Netherlands since 1652, and there's less than a month to see it as part of #RembrandtsLight.

Book✨https://t.co/yuJCOiCNht

🎁There’s still time to give the gift of great art this Christmas, from Rembrandt’s Light to British Surrealism and Unearthed: Photography’s Roots, inspire someone special with a year’s Friends membership…

Pop in to the Gallery for a gift voucher today! https://t.co/McYux9wMZ3

Venetia Stanley was a legendary society girl, depicted in this painting just after she died. One of the theories behind her sudden death is that she drank too much ‘Viper Wine’ – a deadly potion used to counter the damaging effects of lead make up. Not available in Superdrug.

#HappyHalloween! Time for a #spooky thread of stories from our (probably haunted) vaults👻

Our double bill @peckhamlevels is tonight!

See how Old Masters influenced the world of cinema with screenings of FW Murnau's early masterpiece Sunrise, and Barry Jenkins' ravishing oscar-winner Moonlight. ☀️🌑
£5, tickets still available on the door.

https://t.co/sdHz70KIMr

#Thankstoyou two of our major Schools projects, Past Stories, Future Voices and the Colour Palace programme have given 3,072 children access to world-class art over the past two years!

Your help has made it possible for us to inspire so many young people. #NationalLottery25

🚨JUST ANNOUNCED🚨
A book containing two private sketches by Rembrandt will travel outside of the Netherlands for the first time since its creation in 1652, as part of our next exhibition, Rembrandt's Light.

See it here from 4 October - 2 February 2020.

https://t.co/ywuDyFtQVh

🏍️ Sybil Andrews’ Speedway is considered by many to be her most successful linocut. Depicting three motorcycle racers, it's a thrilling depiction of the excitements offered by the machine-age. See it now at Cutting Edge: Modernist British Printmaking: https://t.co/uLJ2bSro24

Born on this day: Ethel Spowers was one of three prominent Australian artists who studied printmaking at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. Her joyful prints attracted praise for their bold forms and distinctive use of colour. See them at #CuttingEdgeDPG: https://t.co/uLJ2bSro24

This is the final weekend of our Harald Sohlberg: Painting Norway Exhibition. If you are planning on visiting this weekend, please book to avoid disappointment! #SohlbergsNorway https://t.co/LLKITXC33Q