WALDEMAR JANUSZCZAKさんのイラストまとめ

Beep beep. It's the birthday of Frederic Bazille (1841-1870) the pioneering Impressionist who died before the movement took off. He came from Montpellier. I remember recreating the works below in my Impressionism series. The light was exactly right. Just like the paintings.

If you are not a dedicated visitor to the Waldy website - why not? You can read all my reviews etc. Here is a reminder of what you are missing! In the past few weeks I have reviewed these big shows.👇Just press 'In Print' https://t.co/jqRnPe4ZKt #WaldyWebsite

Hello from Krakow! Behind me is Wawel Castle, the home of the Polish kings. I’m here because Rembrandt’s mysterious painting The Polish Rider is currently on show at the castle. It’s usually in New York at the Frick Collection! How exciting to see it in Poland! Go go go!

One thing we can all hope for is that Charles III will be more interested in art than his marvellous mother. Hopefully he will find someone as great as William Dobson to paint him as both Charles 1 and Charles II did. See below. We need a new Dobson! Dedicated to @arthistorynews

Another extraordinary painting from the Winslow Homer show at the National Gallery. Two ducks - I think they are goldeneye - flying over the Atlantic. One has been shot. You can see the tiny hunting boat on the horizon. What does it mean? Where do Homer’s sympathies lie..?

To anyone who’s just got their A level results - bravo! Sitting exams is a trial. My heart goes out to every one of you. Here’s some Mannerist art from my next series to celebrate getting your results! Whatever they are!!! Remember - there’s no such thing as a bad exam result!

Buckingham Palace has denied rumours that the new ‘stretched out’ portrait of Will and Kate - which otherwise looks exactly like a photograph - was based on El Greco’s famous altarpiece of St John the Evangelist and St Francis. ‘It’s a coincidence’ said a palace footman.

Saddest news of the day... https://t.co/Toa9faJQE2

OK, here are 4 Penitent Mary Magdalenes by Titian. It was one of his most popular subjects - hence the many versions. One of these is a new discovery. It was sold in auction today in Austria for €4.8 million. Which one do you think it is. (CLUE - It's the worst one)

@randall_teej @arthistorynews @TheArtNewspaper You just need Gainsborough! His daughters.