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"Sleep and his Half-brother Death”. 1874. British. John William Waterhouse, artist (1849-1917). via https://t.co/YPNjoSW4Yu.
my new toadstool print is here🍄✨this lil baby depicts one of the most vivid mushrooms found in the British countryside and details origins of the fly agaric✨ you can find it amongst other prints here https://t.co/ewnsP6ZNF6
It's a rainy sort of day, but that's OK. We'll find a puddle, go splish splosh splash, and have a lovely play! 💦
#RainyDay #RainyDays #BritishWeather
@rickygervais @StephenMerchant I know your both busy but if you get chance could you pass this on .. its my illustration of Carl Pilkington ..I'm a massive fan of idiot abroad thankyou #idiotabroad #skyone #britishcomedy
Good morning, my Beloved Followers! What is your favorite candy (or sweet if you're British or Irish)?
🔭 Natural History Reports / British Antarctic ("Terra Nova") Expedition, 1910-13.
London: BM(NH)
https://t.co/1And7Exqjm
Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792)
The Honorable Henry Fane (1739–1802) with Inigo Jones and Charles Blair, 1761-66.
#BritishArt #portrait
HSoA Patron Alan Gouk in his Montrose studio. Back in March, Alan postponed his larger works & turned his palettes into a series of improvisations - The Mineral Series. Read about Alan, his work and his dedication to our school on our news page
#alangouk #hsoapatron #britishart
The first non-European to win the #NobelPrize, Rabindranath Tagore features in a new translation by Utsa Bose.
Against the backdrop of British imperial rule, a postmaster and a young orphan girl squander away the chance to end their loneliness: https://t.co/1o4VzlgYau.
Night of the Demon is a 1957 British horror film directed by Jacques Tourneur. American professor John Holden arrives in London for a parapsychology conference, only to find himself investigating the mysterious actions of Devil-worshiper Julian Karswell.
They take to the skies with the greatest of ease; bats are the only mammals to fly as they please! 🦇
These Leisler’s bats wish you a happy #BatWeek. Archibald Thorburn illustrated Ireland's biggest bat for his 1920 book "British Mammals."
🦌 Fauna boreali-americana, or, The zoology of the northern parts of British America: .
London: John Murray, 1829-1837.
https://t.co/DRiG1JmJHs
@AVENGEDOG I don't know if these are British but I'd recommend the Sonic comics drawn by Mike McMahon (an artist from 2000AD) since they have a nice style.