1888のTwitterイラスト検索結果。 8ページ目
A Pair of Leather Clogs, 1888 #postimpressionism #vangogh https://t.co/iR46RBXxr5
Portrait of Madame Augustine Roulin, 1888 #vincentvangogh #vangogh https://t.co/bvktnJKaXm
@albertopetro2 @ValerioLivia @CaterinaCategio @gori_magnani @ritamay1 @licprospero @BrindusaB1 @fra852 @baianer @EnricoCastrovil @claudioborlotto @GiardinoPietro @migliaccio31 @_die_Uta_ @POKI33847251 @ManuelaDora @artmajcar @paoloigna1 @AlbertoLetizia2 @agustin_gut @AndreaFortuna7 @RefikBiloglu @VentagliP @mariatontini1 @ceconomou56 @Realartgallery0 @yianniseinstein Grazie Alberto ❤️ tanti auguri di buon anno a te e amici 😊
Vincent van Gogh
Landscape with Snow (Paysage enneigé), 1888
Buddhist parable of the blind monks examining an elephant; illustrated by Itchō Hanabusa. (1888 Ukiyo-e woodcut)
Some woodland & elfin merry-making, at the turning of the year, from the imagination of Margaret Tarrant (1888-1959) 🥰❄️✨
村上 華岳 むらかみ かがく
1888–1939
《日高河清姫図 ひだかがわきよひめず》
1919（大正8）年
絹本着色・軸1幅
東京国立近代美術館
Some wintery, elfin kindness by the great Margaret Tarrant (1888-1959) ❄️✨
💜🐻All of my Tae Edits for V DAY! {2 of 13} 🐯💜
At the Balcony, Pino Daeni
Bedroom in Arles, Vincent van Gogh (1888)
Black Hollyhock Blue Larkspur 1930, Georgia O'Keeffe
Blue and Grey, 1962, Mark Rothko
#happyvday #taehyungday @bts_twt
“On #TwelfthNight the dead walk, & on every tile of the house a soul is sitting, waiting for your prayers to take it out of purgatory.”
From Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms & Superstitions of Ireland by Lady Jane Francesca Wilde, 1888 #FolkloreThursday #BookChatWeekly #Caturday
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2位(RT516/Fav1888):https://t.co/6sFLxsTua6 (totoropica)
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The world is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.
~William Butler Yeats (1865-1939)
art by Margaret Winifred Tarrant British illustrator/author (1888-1959)
Born on this day, December 28, 1888, Happy Birthday to film director F.W. Murnau. His life and career was short lived, but his masterpieces The Last Laugh (1924), Faust (1926), Sunrise (1927), and my personal fave Nosferatu: A Symphony Of Horror (1922) will live on forever.
