Artist and designer Sonia Delaunay, Coat made for Gloria Swanson, 1923-24 #WomensArt

#Winter, 1955 by Japanese artist and poet Keiko Minami #WomensArt

Sarah Morgan, contemporary UK printmaker #WomensArt

'Piccadilly Circus at Night' by Frederick Lawrence Tavaré (1847-1930) (Private collection)

'Fox in the snow" by contemporary printmaker Cat Moore #WomensArt

'Blue Wood' by Janet Forry, contemporary Scottish painter #WomensArt

Hilma Af Klint, From the Swan series, 1913-1916 #WomensArt #FullMoon

'Golden Dawn' by Erin Hanson, contemporary US landscape painter #womensart #Tuesday

Hedgehog sketches, 1905 by Beatrix Potter, author illustrator and natural scientist #WomensArt

❛ We write to heighten our own awareness of life. We write to lure and enchant and console others. The view from the desk of writer Anaïs Nin, who died #OTD in 1977.

Salvador Dalì

Into Poetry's latest essay is on the Canadian poet Len Gasparini. Written by Len's widow, the writer Lisa Pike, it focuses on one of his final poems as a key to unlocking his well-crafted, freedom-loving work as a whole. intocreative.co.uk/len-gasparini/

'Bamburgh Castle' by UK textile artist Rachel Wright, machine embroidered on calico with various fabrics #WomensArt

Dutch avant-garde painter Jacoba Heemskerck van Beest, Komposition, 1912 #womensart

Roman glass vessels. Date: c. 1st century BC–2nd century AD. Medium: soda‑lime glass, blown freehand and in molds; forms include beakers with teardrop bosses, bird and grape flasks, amphoriskoi and head‑shaped flasks. Collections: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. The

Pippa Dyrlaga is paper cutting artist and printmaker based in England #womensart

Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford in a scene from Charles Vidor's film noir, Gilda (1946). Johnny Farrell: “Doesn't it bother you at all that you're married?.” Gilda: “What I want to know is, does it bother you?.”

Peanuts Winter ill. Charles M. Schultz

'December' from Eliot Hodgkin's 'The Months', 1950. The first Christmas roses, seasonal greenery, a dainty indoor cyclamen, a shop-bought anemone, a clementine from Spain and two shy early violets, with their promise of spring.

Vivien Leigh in a home movie, 1939 🌹