Cats really dgaf 😅

Contemporary Ukrainian painter Maria Chepeleva #WomensArt

'West of Ireland Labourer.' (c1930) Nano Reid played an important role in the development of modernism in 20thC Irish art. Initially, her focus concentrated on painting aspects of local life and landscapes in and around Dublin. Her plan to become a portrait painter proved

WhaiteArt I especially like the way he portrayed cats.

A thing of beauty…Love the endpapers on The Safe Keep by Yael van der Wouden (reading currently and enjoying). It was ⁦The Booker Prizes⁩ longlisted this year ⁦Penguin Books⁩

Jules Bastien-Lepage's portrait from 1881 is of the writer Albert Woolff - with his cigarette, he looks the archetypal art critic; Woolff was an important admirer of Lepage at a time when his distinct brand of rural Naturalism was derided by traditional classicists and

#YaelvanderWouden is the first Dutch author to make The Booker Prizes shortlist with her incredible debut novel, #TheSafekeep. Avid Reader Press @simonandschuster wpr.org/culture/author…

Episode 9 is out! You can listen to Yael van der Wouden here: podcasts.apple.com/be/podcast/cho… or on any other platform.

During WW2, Stephen Bone served as a civilian camouflage officer and later as an Official War Artist attached to the Royal Navy. He was also an art critic to the Manchester Guardian from 1948. This picture depicts Ardrossan, a town on the North Ayrshire coast in Scotland, which

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ft.com/content/497c06… Excellent read👌

Being swept up in this book just now. It's a beaut 💛🐥

From the margins, with lovely little toes, is an ‘elephant done by a medieval artist that had never seen one’ - completed in the 12th century, BnF Latin 14267, f. 104r

'The Tabby Toboggan Club'

Still Life with Benedictine Bottle and Fruit wikiart.org/en/samuel-pepl…

Hugh Ferriss

'Bates Hat Shop, Jermyn Street, London' by Julian Barrow markmurray.com

Pendant in the form of a seated cat [waiting for the cream?] late 16th–early 17th century probably Spanish (Met Museum)

A Windy Day at Barra wikiart.org/en/samuel-pepl…