@[email protected]さんのイラストまとめ

At the risk of making myself today's main character, I worry that much like nobody actually went to see Snakes on a Plane, most people will not actually want to wear this sticker, which kind of defeats its purpose.

Curator Anne Wilkes Tucker looked at nearly a million images to produce a wide-ranging exhibition of the photograph collection of the Library of Congress. https://t.co/kdKzUnsGO5

Some gorgeous genealogical forms from the golden age of chromolithography. https://t.co/yK6KNo5oRE

WWI Red Cross posters recreated as tableaux vivantes, with motionless models, including this very patient child. https://t.co/0MsZmU56FP

Literally everything about this website intended to convince me that this is a “Talisman of Napoleon” worth $250 million is having the exact opposite effect. https://t.co/s5VcMcObfo via @BoingBoing

The good news is I’ve already saved enough images to respond to basically any developments that might come in 2022.

Six centuries of snowball fights in art, surveyed by @PublicDomainRev. https://t.co/KYjsVqvu9f

Thanks to the support of my colleague @annemarieezephd, I was able to make a late-breaking addition to next summer's Face to Face exhibition, this breathtaking 1780 collection of 239 hand-colored portraits. #newacq via @CamilleSourget

@kawulf I am working on an exhibition of early identifiable portraits of people of color, which is very hard to search the catalog for, and the Early American Images site is *such an amazing resource*. My thanks to your colleagues. https://t.co/Z7EnlPk9uB

B-B-B-Blemmye and the Jets