GreenawayのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 306 件中 5ページ目
Libros inolvidables: “Gorila”, del británico Anthony Browne. Publicado por primera vez en 1983 y ganador de la Medalla Kate Greenaway. Editado en español por Fondo de Cultura Económica.
@FCEMexico @AlaOrillaFCE #anthonybrowne
Girl's fashion was inspired by the Aesthetic movement, especially the drawings of Kate Greenaway. The dresses were loose and high-waisted so children could move freely. Smocking (gathering in the form of pleats) was popular as it was associated with innocence. So pretty! 😍
I'm not sure if Kate Greenaway wants us to think this little fella is getting ready to jump off the fence...or if it's just been THAT week!
#vintage illustration from the NYPL Digital Collections.
#writerslife #momlife #kategreenaway #vintageprint
English illustrator Cicely Mary Barker, who is best known for her depictions of fairies & flowers, was born #OTD in 1895. Kate Greenaway and the Pre Raphaelites (John Everett Millais & Edward Burne-Jones in particular) were huge influences on her style.
In Kate Greenaway's wonderful work, you will find an enchanting floral glossary of flowers and their meanings for covert communication. A beautiful insight into the Victorian era, when the gift of a four-leaf clover meant 'be mine'. https://t.co/o8uPZzPhFV #folklorethursday
In Wales, changelings were known as crimbals. One story is of Dazzy Walters in Ebbw Vale who woke up just as her baby was being stolen, but managed to hold onto its foot before the fairies disappeared with it. 🧚🏼♀️
#FaustianFriday
🎨 Kate Greenaway, April Baby Hush-a-bye, Baby.
The Pied Piper of Hamelin was hired by a town to lure rats away with his #magic pipe. 🐀 The citizens refused to pay him as promised. He retaliated by using the instrument's magic on their #children, & led them away as he had the rats. 🏃🏃♂️🏃♀️
#KateGreenaway #FairyTaleTuesday
In 1884, Kate Greenaway published “Language of Flowers.” In it she deftly explored & drew floral lore: from a daisy’s innocence to the sense of virtue in a garland of roses. Her art pointed to the Georgian era, but she also hinted at life’s hardships. 🌷#MythologyMonday
Ten Days | Ten Stories
5⃣: 🐲 Indigo Takes Flight 🐲
This gorgeous allegory for coming out, by debut author Krista M. Lambert, is illustrated by Chris Riddell, one of our most beloved Children's Laureates, and the first ever triple winner of the Kate Greenaway medal.
some cinematic-ekphrasis art poetry celebrating Peter Greenaway from my new book COME and SEE the SONGS of STRANGE DAYS
@brokensleep (ownable here https://t.co/NNJ2Xrr57j, a mere bip) up on @partisanhotel via @DominicJaeckle https://t.co/ckS0CsDrkV
To celebrate April arriving, at last, here are some vintage calendars & a spring tea party by the incomparable Victorian artist, Kate Greenaway (1846-1901). ☺️🌷🌸🐛
Today, selling 100,000 copies of a children’s book is rare.
This artist did it… with her first book… while battling misogyny… 140 years ago.
Here is our #arthistory post on Kate Greenaway. https://t.co/tuJXrp1C9w #WomensHistoryMonth