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Joshua Reynolds, Self-Portrait as a Deaf Man, 1775 #museumarchive #tatemuseum https://t.co/GlCwocE0jN
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1775, Mrs. William Beresford and her Son John, later Lord Decies #reynolds #joshuareynolds https://t.co/TNaxpO9uQw
@ElizabethWelke has me browsing through Fragonard paintings, who knew.. The Visit to the Nursery, c. 1775, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Would that every family was like this one:)
@ElizabethWelke And the second one, which I just love, The Visit to the Nursery, c. 1775, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., Would that every family was like this one!!
Elizabeth Sykes, Mrs Wilbraham Egerton (1775-1843)
By Sir Thomas Lawrence
#art #paintings #portraits
Francesco Saverio Mergolo, St. John the Baptist, ca. 1775 https://t.co/13HReRaufB #francescosaveriomergolo #openaccess
May 3, 1775: Isaiah Thomas resumed printing his Massachusetts Spy newspaper at his new home in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
https://t.co/UjuDuBuUwV
#IsaiahThomas #AmericanHistory #AmericanRevolution #MasachusettsSpy #AmericanAntiquarianSociety #Freemasons
本日5月1日、らいと活動開始1年を迎えました。
この1年で投稿した歌ってみたの数はTwitter含め全17曲。フォロワー様は1775人。これまで応援してくださった方、イラストやMIXで力を貸してくださった方、本当にありがとうございます。
これからもよろしくお願いします!
まだまだ僕も頑張ります!!
2/2 Peace: burial at sea. By J.M.W. Turner (born OTD 1775), commemorating the burial of his friend & colleague, artist David Wilkie, who died on the way home from Jerusalem in 1841.
Happy Birthday #JMWTurner. Born #OnThisDay in 1775 🎂
🎨 Turner enjoyed watercolours for their quick-drying ability to record the effects of fleeting light. They were also more portable than oils, which aided Turner in his travels around the UK and Europe.
JMW Turner, the master of English romantic painting, was born #OnThisDay in 1775.
Turner’s magnificent landscape painting demonstrates the sublime, a term used in art to describe the astonishment and powerlessness felt in the face of divine nature.