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'Sunset Triptych' by contemporary artist working in textiles, Lorraine Roy #WomensArt https://t.co/r2LUGTT4hL

Happy birthday, Édouard Manet—not to be confused with Claude Monet. Here’s some helpful tips on telling the 19th-century artists apart: [THREAD] https://t.co/dtAu86bEGS

#MetKidsFunFact: This fancy goblet—once owned by a warrior who lived outside the boundaries of the Byzantine Empire—is heavy to lift even when it's not filled with something to drink! Made of solid gold, it weighs almost one pound. 🏆 Learn more: https://t.co/k5QbP4tMmz https://t.co/IE1D0ATg1D

Each week, we shine a spotlight on the exhibitions we think you should see on Artnet Galleries. This week, JuanCarlos rLora contemplates alternative realities in three bodies of work on view in Miami: https://t.co/SDmhP4HqR4 https://t.co/ueZocAxpHx

Unwind with these calming manga watercolors by @heikala_art! 🌸 😌 https://t.co/KjUr435fMU

"PL Henderson Celebrates Female Textile Artists Throughout History in New Book, ‘Unravelling Women’s Art’ – PRINT Magazine" https://t.co/n3Z6R2I550

For more than 80 years, The Met Cloister's architecture, gardens, and art have offered respite from the city’s swift tempo. Explore the medieval marvel from anywhere on the #MetPrimer. 🦄✨ https://t.co/oHSrrxcONR

1. Manet primarily worked in a studio, while Monet favored the outdoors. 2. Manet often featured people, and Monet usually painted landscapes. 3. Manet’s paintings often use contrasting light and shadow, but Monet’s soft brushstrokes capture all the nuances the light offers. https://t.co/oOcErpNiFP

Show some love for your pets with #PetPortraits. https://t.co/I2aIgIzPqk @ChryslerMuseum https://t.co/xdgS1xuXta

Top five this week | The auction of the Casino Ludovisi, with its outstanding wall paintings by Guercino and Caravaggio and ancient Roman sculptures—and a reserve price of €472m—has flopped. https://t.co/xApTPEQpwa

Still confused? Check for their signature. 😉 https://t.co/He9wWTeWDz

Care for a cup of tea? ☕ This magnificent tea set was created by the renowned Meissen Porcelain Manufactory in 1744, at a time when porcelain was worth more than precious stones. https://t.co/7n6wvUVu9m @cincyartmuseum https://t.co/ATtMgBqHuh

Long term utility #NFT projects will definitely have a chance to prove themselves during this crypto drawdown

Poetic and Delicate Flora and Fauna Illustrations https://t.co/j4dpuyXIwb https://t.co/lpDZ8W3X8i https://t.co/h4GbsoOvgH

Breathtaking Purple Sunset Over New York https://t.co/E42tlLN6OR https://t.co/bA1t4PDOGm