Michael Lobelさんのイラストまとめ

@urbaninsideout @metmuseum @crystalbridges And bringing us closer to the present would be Mark Tansey's 1981 Innocent Eye Test, which like the Bonheur is @metmuseum

Reveling this morning in the sublimity of Andy Warhol's varied Dolly Parton portrayals, in which Dolly is alternatively ethereal and attentive

@rabihalameddine @jerrysaltz While we're at it we might as well include a Warhol portrait of Dolly from that same time- this glorious one is at @SFMOMA https://t.co/eLD4XpnZWO

"Pig Sandwich": I just love the fact that George Grosz painted a Texas barbecue joint

A thread by @RealSparklePony has put me in mind of Joe Brainard's whimsical (& often queer) riffs on cartoon character Nancy, which seem like the perfect accompaniment to a Sunday morning. They include: If Nancy Was a Boy, 1972

@AtrophicP Relatedly, I'm sort of in love with her works on paper, which are not as well known as her ceramic works

@StolenDans Frederic Edwin Church, Our Banner in the Sky, c. 1861 @deyoungmuseum https://t.co/QYkYbNl0G2

Jack Brusca, Girl with Beach Ball, 1977

In this important contribution to Panorama: Journal of @AHAAamericanart, @KfangKaren shows, through example of Tyrus Wong's greeting cards, how serious study of commercial art & illustration still has great deal to offer to our understanding of art history https://t.co/jrSV2RsV7O

Putting an art world spin on @georgepbush's genuflection to Trump by noting that it gives off strong Ida Applebroog vibes https://t.co/gMuLLMRZPH