Philadelphia Museum of Artさんのイラストまとめ

In honor of #WorldBeardDay, behold some of the finest facial hair in our collection.

Them: "There's no need to apologize."
Me: "Oh, OK, sorry."

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Happy #LaborDay! This holiday celebrates the labor movement in the United States. These prints highlight the artists’ visions of the struggles, achievements, and daily life of the working class.

We’re celebrating #WomensEqualityDay by highlighting some of the trailblazing female artists currently on view. Share your favorite female artists in the comments below ⬇️

🎨: Louise-Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Howardena Pindell, Judith Leyster, Irene Williams"

William Trost Richards spent hours studying the visual effects of water and its movement. His mastery of marine painting is demonstrated in this view of sunlit surf, which sparkles with a gem like translucency. https://t.co/SO4APbJoUv

Don't miss your chance to peer over the shoulder of the Impressionists. “The #ImpressionistsEye" closes 8/18. https://t.co/xZGM5Gk19Z

In “The Last Day of Martin Luther King,” Thornton Dial uses the image of the tiger to represent the late Dr. King. See this work and others by Dial in “Souls Grown Deep: Artists of the African American South” through 9/2. https://t.co/OTax7DkLXQ

We knew these paintings were old, but this is ridiculous. #oldagechallenge https://t.co/UopWz4NWR6

It’s finally peach season in Pennsylvania! See this painting and more in “The #ImpressionistsEye,” open now through August 18. 🍑 https://t.co/WzAPBpSUzI