Died in 1820: French painter (1754-1820)

Portrait of a boy feeding two birds, before 1820

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Died in 1820: French painter (1754-1820)

Portrait of the Artist's Sister (1774-1821), ca. 1798-9

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On the Terrace at Sèvres, 1880, by (née Quivoron; French, 1840-1916), who was born (Dec 1). Held by ; source, https://t.co/eAOMC1kiUe

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Lathyrus Latifolius / Everlasting Pea, by (English, 1873-1961), who was born (Nov 27). Plate 210 of Addisonia, Vol 6 (1921). , via , https://t.co/Kkv9mICDZz

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Rosemary Allan ( 1911-2008 ) Ruth

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Opuntia spinosissima, by (British, 1860-1927), who died (Nov 25). Plate XXXVI, Britton & Rose The Cactaceae, 1919; source, https://t.co/1w1EWWeaut

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Helleborus niger Mr. Poe’s variety, 1887, by (Irish, 1828-1914), the 1st artist-in-residence at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, born (Nov 22). Held at ; source, https://t.co/HUnw1CwPsa

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Today we start our special partnership with these beautiful lilies created by Mabel Royds, an English artist best known for her woodcuts.

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White Lilies by Mabel Royds 1937

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I really hope Twitter survives because I have work scheduled into May 2023, which you can catch on Insta, but some won't post as the sizeas are not compatible. Never thought I'd have to worry about Twitter potentially ending. Sally •Yucca Hill•

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Vertumnus and Pomona, n.d., by (Dutch, c. 1603–1665). Private collection; source, Female Artists in History, https://t.co/sFJnjTzvxn

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"In truth, it is the situations of everyday life that influence my painting…©Sara Rainoldi

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opening myself up to that new route. I needed to get back to the freedom I experienced when I saw Jackson Pollack dripping paint onto canvas…©Sara Rainoldi

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Avant tout, la perte de temps, qui est la chose la plus précieuse que nous ayons en tant qu'humains. ©Sara Rainoldi

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Autant j'ai une image préconçue dans la tête, autant c'est l'huile qui change le résultat. C'est comme une force. C'est difficile à expliquer ou à mettre en mots...©Sara Rainoldi

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