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At the start of each new year, to calibrate priorities, I reread Seneca's classic on the shortness of life and how to live wide rather than long: themarginalian.org/2014/09/01/sen…

Landscape-inspired textile art, using hand-dyed fabric, stitching and mixed media by UK textile artist Magz Roberts #WomensArt

Mady Gerrard divattervező (1930-2021) Keszthelyen született. 15 éves korára már #Auschwitz és Bergen-Belsen borzalmait is megélte - később pedig a dél-walesi Monmouthshire-ben alakított ki új életet. Dr Márta Minier így idézte fel a találkozásuk emlékeit... facebook.com/MagyarCymru/po…

'February' by Ruby Silvious, visual artist and graphic designer, whose recent work includes experimenting on recycled and found materials, including tea-bags #womensart

Contemporary UK artist Natasha Newton's painted pebbles are inspired by landscape and nature #WomensArt

English artist Vanessa Bell’s book cover designs for (her sister) Virginia Woolf’s texts (1920s-30s) #womensart

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Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus to all those who are celebrating. I celebrated with an excellent Sadwrn Siarad courtesy of Learn Welsh Glamorgan / Dysgu Cymraeg Morgannwg.

Word of the day is ‘erumpent’ (17th century), which describes buds and blossom that are bursting forth with vigour. Can also be used of energetic humans.

'Tulips and Forget-me-nots' by contemporary printmaker Vanessa Lubach #womensart #Mothersday UK and Ireland

Wild flowers, 2006 by Su Blackwell, UK artist who creates paper art out of old books, often based on nature #womensart

Easter egg (and yes, it is a painting) Artist: Harry Wingfield from First Picture Book, 1971) Happy Easter

Word of the Day is ‘apricate’ (17th century): to turn your face to the sun and bask in its warmth.

Hungarian artist Agnes Herczeg creates intricate, figurative lace artworks #WomensArt

Happy 99th birthday to the man who has 50 over organisms named after him, including frogs, carnivorous plants, dragonflies, trees, and massive fossilized plesiosaurs. Cheers, Sir David Attenborough.

Word of the day is ‘beek’ (13th century): to bask in the pleasurable warmth of the sun. Also available as a noun, as in ‘I took a wonderful beek today’.

Other work of the Ladybird artists. ‘St Michael’s Mount’ Artist: Ronald Lampitt

'Mobile art gallery' by Argentina born artist Gabriela Acha, an artist who is part of Women House Amsterdam, celebrating feminist art #WomensArt

'Nouveau Bells And Willows', contemporary embroidery design by UK designer and textile artist Sarah Stevens #womensart

'Night Clocks' by contemporary printmaker Lisa Benson #WomensArt