Ed Gray Artさんのイラストまとめ

Palm Sunday #NYC April 2006 from my #Harlem series https://t.co/px5H12CYQY #NewYorkStrong

Good call @WorgInfo Thomas Coram by William Hogarth painted in 1740. Very inspiring to see how Capt.Coram and Hogarth worked together to dramatically improve life for the most vulnerable in society https://t.co/QoIGCqW4gL

For the new age of collectivism

Sunday sounds from the studio: Rhythms behind the brushmarks

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Mood indigo. Maintaining social distance with a movie night of Paris Blues. Armstrong, Poitier and Newman in the house, Jazz Clubs, Paris and Duke Ellington Dir. Martin Ritt 1961 with Joanne Woodward and Diahann Carroll
#cityfilms

...'Uh, no let me start this over.
He was too romantic about Manhattan, as he was about everything else. He thrived on the hustle bustle of the crowds and the traffic..'
#cities
#manhattan
#brooklynheights

Sunday sounds from the studio: The rhythms behind the brushmarks
'Where do I go now?
And where does it seem to be free?
Where do I go now?
Where will you carry me?
If I'm on the back
I'm on the back
I'm on the back of you
Dwi wrth dy gefn, dwi th dy gefen di'

#StPaulsUnderground
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#centralline #trl @TfL

January commuter blues
'....In the morning I awake,
My arms,my legs, my body aches,
The sky outside is wet and grey,
So begins another weary day...'
#londonunderground @tfl
#TfL
#londonpainting
#londonart

Alice Neel born Jan 28th 1900 Pennsylvania. Images of motherhood fill her canvases, perhaps in memory of her daughter Santillana who died as an infant. Her second child Isabetta's birth was the inspiration for the stark 'Well Baby Clinic' maternity ward painting

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#Tokyo
#Tokyometro
#Marunouchi
#cityart