Michael Lobelさんのイラストまとめ

A thread celebrating Impressionist painter Gustave Caillebotte, born #OnThisDay in 1848, who clearly had a keen appreciation for the male form, and was a painter of #zaddies long before that word even existed (Self-Portrait, 1888-89; Man at His Bath, 1884)

Happy 93rd birthday to artist Jo Baer, born #OnThisDay in 1929, who has remained committed to the practice of painting - from minimalism to maximalism - for more than half a century

In addition to his own work, Blackburn frequently collaborated with other artists in helping them print their work, as with Charles White's "Gideon," 1951

Blackburn should be better known for the stunning intensity of his graphic imagination, as in his 1938 lithograph "Refugees"

Although now widely recognized for being the only woman in legendary photo of Abstract Expressionist group, Hedda Sterne, born #OnThisDay in 1910, was an accomplished artist who produced a wide-ranging body of work over a career that spanned decades. She died in 2011, age 100

The stunning simplicity of Edward Hopper's preparatory sketches for his paintings: Study for Solitude #56, 1944 @whitneymuseum https://t.co/dO6fxXdbp6

Emmet Gowin, Golf Course under Construction, 1993 @MuseumModernArt https://t.co/M0RUbGC1p4

A thread of paintings by artist Pavel Tchelitchew to spice up your weekend: Two Sailors, 1937 @artsmia

Ivan Albright, Self-Portrait (No. 15), 1982 @artinstitutechi https://t.co/zgtUCeZHW2

Winslow Homer @metmuseum a lovely show, but I'm extremely disappointed it includes absolutely none of his many illustrations. These were formative works that illuminate his broader artistic output. Why are art museums still so beholden to these outmoded aesthetic distinctions?