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'The Dusk Hour' by contemporary Russian photographer Natalia Drepina #WomensArt https://t.co/PXkrYhnGZm

Nothin' like a new (or very, very old) paint set 🎨 Inscribed with the name of Amenhotep III, this ancient Egyptian palette from 1390–1325 B.C. holds blue, green, brown, yellow, red, and black pigments. Learn more: https://t.co/Fd4V8arsa6 https://t.co/q3f3hCPDFa

California (series) © Eyvind Earle (American, 1916 - 2000) https://t.co/CUC4jnipHC

Urs Fischer’s sculptures are candles that slowly melt away over time. https://t.co/KDQXmoVlC1 https://t.co/YRGTHq5aJS

A mystery! Beth has worked at the Getty in the Manuscripts Department for 25 years, and still hasn’t figured out what book this leaf originally came from. What is the most mysterious piece in *your* collection? #AskACurator https://t.co/QIpzuOLVVR

Artist Diana Yevtukh often displays her embroidered textile art within nature, such as placing her pieces on trees #WomensArt https://t.co/3PRUr9F5nK

Day Dreams, 1940 © Francis or Fra Newbery (1885 - 1946) https://t.co/HoMr11ktbn

Think you know Jacques-Louis David’s portrait of the Lavoisiers? Think again. Over the last three years, Met scientists, conservators, and curators have uncovered unseen elements within this 18th-century painting. Explore them → https://t.co/4ZBBACQJmA © Oxford Films, 2020 https://t.co/DO6VFoVXTd

Flora and fauna intertwine with strands of hair in Miho Hirano’s dreamy portraits. A few of her works are on view now at @beinArtGallery https://t.co/Jd5Zz4kAiR https://t.co/TxV5NjwvrW

This is one of the oldest objects in Getty's manuscripts collection—a leaf from a 9th century Bible made in Tours, France. What is the oldest book in your collection? #AskaCurator https://t.co/12bOXo5qxh

US painter Cecilia Beaux, Dorothea in the Woods (1897) #WomensArt https://t.co/B1TjSM2M4K

Drawing inspiration from antique found photographs, Farley Aguilar’s figures have an eerie, glob-like quality to them, as they often blend into a chaotic abstract backdrop that signals the turbulent relationship between society and the individual. https://t.co/LrXcbXXouV https://t.co/6u5Pzp5L2M

Born in 1915 in Havana, Cuba, #CarmenHerrera settled in New York in 1954, but was continually overlooked by the art establishment for her gender and ethnicity. #LatinxHeritageMonth #HispanicHeritageMonth 🎨 : "Blanco y Verde (#1)" (1962), acrylic on canvas © Carmen Herrera https://t.co/dCtZJpZqZn

Artist Sarah Meyohas explains the different visions for crypto-art in Damien Hirst's 'The Currency' and her own 'Bitchcoin:' https://t.co/FbPje1aehL https://t.co/iUCVY5e8IG

Ice Skating in the Mountains ⛸❄️ by Rose Freeman 🎵 @SofianePamart - Moon https://t.co/GPfqE8H9n5