Museum of Fine Arts, Bostonさんのイラストまとめ

This 1976 #KennethPaulBlock sketch shows #YvesSaintLaurent's tailored women’s suit contrasted w/ a voluminous & more stereotypically “feminine” dress—although both wearers have androgynous hair styles. See this illustration & a @YSL "Le Smoking" ensemble in #GenderBendingFashion.

Swiss painter, draftsman & printmaker #PaulKlee was one of the most influential teachers at the #Bauhaus—Germany’s legendary school of art, architecture & design. No two works by Klee look alike, but each one is instantly recognizable as his own. See them: https://t.co/y6admjBYPj

Of course it wasn’t pass interference 🙄 Hey @GettyMuseum, at least the @Patriots didn’t need a blown call to make it to the #SuperBowl #MuseumBowl #GoPats

Silly old Bear, “Winnie-the-Pooh" tickets are sold out for the rest of Saturday! But don’t fret, there are more available for other days. Reserve tickets now so you don’t miss out: https://t.co/Toyt3O2FHA (Image courtesy @V_and_A)

Wishing the @Celtics a heavenly season! #CUsRise #GoCeltics

Oh, bother! “Winnie-the-Pooh" tickets are sold out for the rest of Sunday, but don’t worry, there are more available for other days. Reserve tickets now so you don’t miss out: https://t.co/PODlv8bMUe (Image courtesy @V_and_A)

Are you well provisioned for the rain? Take inspiration from #WinnieThePooh, who escaped the deluge with his favorite treat: "…he took his largest pot of honey and escaped with it to a broad branch of his tree, well above the water…" Image courtesy @V_and_A

It's #SharkWeek! To celebrate, come and see John Singleton Copley's "Watson and the Shark" (1778) (or see one of Copley's other versions of the painting at @DIADetroit and @ngadc!) 🦈🌊

It’s #FridayThe13th! But don’t worry, only good luck comes from crossing Inagaki Tomoo’s “Group Portrait of Cats” (1975), on view in “Japanese Prints: The Psychedelic Seventies.”

#JohnSingerSargent's "A Capriote" (1878) bears traces of his underdrawing and evidence of several changes in the model’s pose and in the arrangement of her skirt. These revisions suggest something of #Sargent’s process as he developed the composition. #HeartArt