Harvard Art Museumsさんのイラストまとめ

Happy Lunar New Year! #YearoftheOx (Pictured: woodblock-print from "Momoyogusa (Flowers of a Hundred Worlds)" by Kamisaka Sekka, 1909–10)

Have a holly, jolly Christmas, and happy holly-days!

(Pictured: Charles Herbert Moore, “Holly,” 1875. Watercolor and white gouache over graphite on heavy blue wove paper. 1926.33.95.)

Peter Newell’s lively illustrations for "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass" still resonate today, especially as we navigate unsettling times. Read more in Index: https://t.co/cvNXCMe5RL

Coloring Ancient Egypt, our printable coloring and activity book, is now available in Spanish! ¡Explora nuestra colección de arte del antiguo Egipto coloreando y creando! https://t.co/EZEvAI6tIW

We've produced a coloring book to introduce kids to the art and culture of ancient Egypt! "Coloring Ancient Egypt" is easily downloadable and can be printed or used digitally. #ColorOurCollections https://t.co/EZEvAI6tIW

Curatorial assistant Casey Monahan’s research led to new insight on a celebrated 18th-century vessel by Wedgwood & Sons https://t.co/bKJdDw6Dr7

In this 1880 composition by Chinese artist Ren Xun, a young oriole sits atop a flowering plum tree, connoting winter, beside a narcissus, which evokes spring and good fortune in the lunar New Year. #MuseumFromHome

Hope you’re having a cozy Sunday, whether it includes reading, drawing, gardening, or perhaps a good puzzle. 🛋#MuseumFromHome #MuseumMomentOfZen (John Singer Sargent, “Man Reading," c. 1905)

"The #Bauhaus aspired to transform daily life through the power of design, from handheld objects such as dining utensils to entire buildings—if not cathedrals, then campuses and public structures." @BayStateBanner https://t.co/FXwjUkr2oM

How exciting to see today's @GoogleDoodle of Ruth Asawa, one of the incredible artists featured in our #Bauhaus exhibition! Learn more about her life here: https://t.co/QAsRQztvtV