Philadelphia Museum of Artさんのイラストまとめ

Witness the breathtaking beauty of cherry blossoms in Philly! 🌸 According to our friends at @JapanSocietyPHL, peak bloom dates for cherry blossoms in Fairmont Park will be next week. #cherryblossoms #Phillyblooms

"Cherry Blossoms and Willow Leaves," 1852, by Tsubaki Chinzan

On Wed 9/14 join us for Museum Mindfulness at Home. Led by Dr. Lena Adams Kim, this session incorporates a meditation practice known as Tonglen. https://t.co/HbEvCQM45a

"Breaths," 1977, by Giuseppe Penone © Giuseppe Penone / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome

Explore questions about masculinity, labor, and nationhood in Dutch and American prints from the collection in "Macho Men," now on view. https://t.co/k8cIcsONlU

"Workman Pushing Four Bundles," around 1936–41 by Isadore Possoff. #printmaking #isadorepossoff #artmuseum

Beat the heat this weekend w/ "My Favorite Things" Family Festival. W/artist demonstrations by Emilia Brintnall, drop-in art making, & performances by @SNACKTIMEPHILLY. Sun, 10am-3pm., free w/Pay What You Wish admission. https://t.co/Ua3nzOy9zO #museumevent #museumkids #free

Cool off with an afternoon of art-making at home! Next Wed 7/20, Art Kids will dive into mixed-media collages inspired by the artist Lorna Simpson. For ages 6+. Free registration: https://t.co/MVJdPZZYSb

"Black and Silver," 2012, by Lorna Simpson © Lorna Simpson

As part of the exhibition "Elegy: Lament in the 20th Century," our curatorial team worked with an advisory group to compile a list of grief resources for those who have experienced loss and/or are looking for support. https://t.co/8S8Gho5aHF

Born #onthisday in 1755, Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun was one of the most prominent (& popular) French portrait painters of the late 1700s—creating 800+ paintings in her lifetime. "Portrait of Madame Du Barry," 1781, by Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun https://t.co/OAHQh301iA

Active in the desegregation movement, Charles White created lithographs that explore Black identity and fight against bigotry.
On view in "Elegy: Lament in the 20th Century." https://t.co/RXy1LtkTDS

To make this piece, Niyoko Ikuta cut individual sheets of glass & used clear glue to attach them to a base. https://t.co/7V5TndtNA5
On view in our installation "Kōgei: Art Craft Japan." https://t.co/ZW3TE1IVje

Dox Thrash was a prolific printmaker who was born on this day in 1893 and settled in Philadelphia in the late 1920s.

Learn more about the artist in the recently digitized publication "Dox Thrash: An African American Master Printmaker Rediscovered." https://t.co/S2TimA1gmb