Michael Lobelさんのイラストまとめ

John Steuart Curry, Circus Clowns at Rest. In the early 1930s, Regionalist painter Curry spent three months traveling with the Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey Circus

Robert Colescott, Miss Liberty, 1980

I'd like to imagine the scientists were inspired by a picture widely reproduced in the 1980s: Mark Tansey's 1981 "The Innocent Eye Test" @metmuseum. Even though Tansey depicts a bovine rather than avian test subject, a Monet haystack is visible at right, so maybe that's up next?

The investigators helpfully provided a list of the paintings they showed to their avian test subjects, so to all the art historians out there, feel free to use these as compare-&-contrast questions on your own exams

@D1rtclod @APunishedBill He was an incredible creative force, an unrelenting activist, and a visionary. So much work by him that continues to resonate for us today

Kind of grooving on this portrayal of Quasimodo as a bearded, pensive zaddy type, by always quirky 19th-century Belgian painter Antoine Wiertz @FineArtsBelgium https://t.co/LBWleznoYJ

Yasuo Kuniyoshi, "I'm Tired," 1938 @whitneymuseum https://t.co/bUInBnXqBb

#OnThisDay—Juneteenth—in 1936, the Hall of Negro Life at the Texas Centennial Exposition was officially dedicated. Among the artworks it featured were four murals by Aaron Douglas, including "Aspiration," now @deyoungmuseum

As art historian Robert Lubar has argued, Picasso's iconic portrait of Gertrude Stein @metmuseum is informed by Stein's own challenge to heterosexual norms and gender codes https://t.co/T1TtytSVk2

David Alfaro Siqueiros's painting that turns three ordinary squash into a grouping of quasi-monumental forms