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We're back! #meetthecurator week 3! 5 Lost Buildings: Day 1 – Cowle’s Observatory. This engraving, dated 1879, actually shows three separate buildings, though the engraving is labelled only with the names Stroud Hospital and Trinity Church. The Observatory being marked in pen 😲
Claude Mellan, 1598-1688
The three Graces, holding a blank medallion and a drapery; frontispiece to de Vias’s ‘Charitum libri tres’ (Paris: Edmond Martin, 1660); before portrait in medallion, and before letter, 1659, engraving
Day24 #Gloombuster Another unusual plate locally decorated by Thomas Pardoe., possibly from a contemporary engraving. It featured in the @NantgarwCW Coming Home exhibition in 2019. Anyone recognise the breed of #dog - Welsh setters perhaps? #aplateadaykeepsthevirusatbay
Engraving of France's queen, Marie Antoinette, in 1793 published by Thomas Cheesman. #marieantoinette #18thcentury #arthist
1903 Anatomy, Human Intestines Original Antique Engraving https://t.co/iyLPrKQaZx
"Heading towards home" colour engraving by Neil Bousfield https://t.co/NNSzAMuQkg
Nano Nagle in Pictures – 1809 Turner Engraving
Today we thought we’d take a closer look at Turner’s 1809 engraving of Nano Nagle.
https://t.co/ilJMBnCCKn
Engravings from Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium (1705) by naturalist and scientific illustrator, Maria Sibylla Merian.
Merian was born #OTD 1647. Further details about her remarkable life: https://t.co/dvqS0lc41j
#histSTM #WomenInSTEM #sciart
This was one of several engravings of whales made after Goltzius's designs. A washed up whale was an interesting opportunity to study the creature, but could also be interpreted as an ill omen, as often emphasized in the accompanying text on such illustrated broadsides.
A tip-top Baldus from a special sale from @jhymangallery raising £££ for the NHS (Claire Hyman is a surgeon).
It’s not an attempt to be an engraving or a lithograph. It makes no apology for being a photograph. It has no complexes. Fab. Help the sale - and the NHS - if you can.
While selecting images for last week’s post on the wood engravings of Agnes Miller Parker, we came across this lovely engraving of a Barn Owl nestled in a bower above a churchyard for the 1938 Limited Editions Club printing of Thomas Gray’s "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
Beautiful 19th century engraving of Douglas Castles, old and new - only the old tower survives. @TheCastleGuy @TheCastleHunter @bryan_frame @DouglasStBrides @REALgrouptweets @Fluffy_LeMonde
For our final artist in the #5WomenArtists challenge on this #FinePressFriday, we present work by the outstanding Scottish wood engraver Agnes Miller Parker. These engravings are from Thomas Gray‘s, 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard,' published by the Limited Editions Club.
OTD in 1895 the artist Agnes Parker Miller was born Irvine.
In the 1930s Agnes became well known for her wood-engravings for book illustrations.
Agnes moved to Glasgow in 1955 and lived on Arran for a period of time before dying in 1980.
@les622 @RhonaEA @audreynolan
This emotive work by French painter #HoraceVernet shows two soldiers tending to the dog of the regiment, wounded in battle. This picture was among the artist's most popular works. The critic Sainte-Beuve later remembered engravings of them 'in every shop window'. #PAWSITIVITY
Going through some @artukdotorg works, as they have an amazing collection. https://t.co/5OBbi3yHB7 from Anglesey Abbey is a copy after a 1550 engraving by Heinrich Aldegrever. https://t.co/ZMyEdTYqTK
RESTOCK
✨CRYSTAL EXARCH RINGS✨
> Call him by his name.
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Inside engraving: ‘Tis good to be awake.
Stainless steel band, inlaid with blue underneath patterns of gold.
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Sizes 7 & 10
https://t.co/FLJM2zAzX8
RTs appreciated! 🙏🏻💕
#Shadowbringers #FFXIV
Peace bringing back Abundance
Pierre Viel, Marie-Louise-Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun
Prints, Engraving
French, 1787
Young botanists and the park: ebook......The young botanists in thirteen dialogues with twelve coloured engravings.......https://t.co/dXOfzheHys
@LauraCanteros1 Moser’s engravings look haunting. Definitely one to check out before All Hallows’ Eve. The story looks like it might give off some ‘Gary Crew’ vibes. Have you read, Laura?