Michael Lobelさんのイラストまとめ

While his name is not widely recognized, someone who had huge impact on modern visual culture was born #OnThisDay: Alois Senefelder, who invented lithography at end of 18th century. Without him we wouldn't have iconic images by Toulouse-Lautrec, Daumier, Diego Rivera, & others

Dracula also got the Warhol treatment for the Myths series. #HappyHalloween!

My favorite of Warhol's silkscreened interpretations of Hamilton as The Witch is this one, in lurid pinks & greens

Very excited about piece I'm working on, hopefully to appear in @Artforum (fingers crossed!), revising our understanding of Romare Bearden's early work. Very few realize he began as cartoonist. These are previously unrecorded New Yorker-style panels he signed as "Howard Bearden"

Hans Hoffmann; Hans Hofmann

Hans Hofmann; Hans Hoffmann (figured I'd mix it up there!)

Hans Hoffmann; Hans Hofmann

Today I learned that Dada artist George Grosz invented the rainbow flag in 1946

And for the record, a few more paintings by Jaroslav Gebr: portraits of Joan Crawford (for a Steven Spielberg-directed episode of Rod Serling's Night Gallery), Peter Falk as Columbo, and Orson Welles

@RealSparklePony @MGregoryWriter Is it accepted now? I know very few art historians who are 1930s American printmaking stans (yours truly excepted, of course). For instance I don't know many people who would recognize Robert Blackburn's standout '30s work