Clark Art Instituteさんのイラストまとめ

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁🍽 The Clark is closed today, but we’ll reopen tomorrow at 10 am.

What is arabesque? Our next exhibition traces the history of the sinuous, curving ornamental motif. Arabesque opens at the Clark December 14! Read the full press release: https://t.co/xmu5JqclZG

Renoir once told a friend “painting flowers rests my brain. . . . I place my colors and experiment with values boldly, without worrying about spoiling a canvas.”
🖼️: https://t.co/ncWovzJsMW

It's true! We just announced online open access for more than 2,700 works in our permanent collection. Browse, download, and enjoy free of charge! https://t.co/dMmvrLbuld

What's so great about the Clark Library? Umm...everything. Especially stumbling upon books with illustrations like these! https://t.co/YEfhoJxoSa

Today the world celebrates #LefthandersDay and we celebrate the great left-handed artists who have inspired us! Some of the lefties whose works are in our collection include Rembrandt, Rubens, Munch, and Dürer.

In this week’s Works on Paper Highlights Talk, join curatorial assistant Kristie Couser for an inside look at Camille Pissarro’s prints. View them tomorrow between 1 and 4 pm, and then hear the talk at 1 pm on Wednesday: https://t.co/jqrbzkluRi

Going to see the ocean this summer? If not, you can always find it in our galleries! 🌊 https://t.co/HZdEOpKQ3E #winslowhomer #onview

We’ve got so many wonderful works in our collection celebrating all styles of dance. And since today is #NationalDanceDay, it feels like the perfect time to share this one! Manner of Auguste Rodin, Cambodian Dancer, 1850–1917. The Clark, 1955.1525

Happy birthday Albrecht Dürer, born #onthisday in 1471! In Adam and Eve, four animals (bull, rabbit, elk, and cat) are representations of the four humors—phlegmatic, sanguine, melancholic, and choleric, respectively. https://t.co/gde3SEWOP9