Art Contents Archive

'Night tapestry' by textile artist Irina Yablochkina #WomensArt https://t.co/sItYjhh8x4

The Lady of Shalott, John William Waterhouse, Oil on canvas, 1832

me on sept 30 me on oct 1 https://t.co/ZfmjLspOez

Eye of the Hurricane, me, acrylic, 2022

Cheers caffeine-fiends! It's #InternationalCoffeeDay 🤤 ☕ In the 18th century, Europe experienced a coffee revolution that inspired artists to incorporate coffee into their work. Learn more about this piece that captures the coffee house culture: https://t.co/SQSBvJqQKO https://t.co/3bgP5dvWUa

John Singer Sargent fell in love with Spain. And Spain had an enduring impact on Sargent. Discover how the artist's travels shaped his imagination and career when a new exhibition, “Sargent and Spain,” opens 𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗼𝘄 in our West Building. ✨👉🏽 https://t.co/coGh5haLf3 https://t.co/Erfko0A9Ti

Storm, me, oil canvas,2022

‘Gingko waters’, the wild print studio, lino print, 2022

A single-artist sale of paintings by the late Chicago Surrealist Gertrude Abercrombie brought in $2.8 million this week: https://t.co/CNscDhQ3MX https://t.co/zkt5FOMMiA

The question of whether fashion can in fact sometimes be considered art pops up every time a boundary-pushing designer ascends to the mainstream and captures the zeitgeist with conceptual wearable visions. The answer? Depends on who you ask. https://t.co/WzW2zbyMme https://t.co/xaAz74umzI

Impressive & Precise Pencil Sculpture ✏️ by transformation_of_pencils 🎵 Adrian Berenguer - Thoughts https://t.co/40F9vcvbm5

Gargoyle, Me, Pen, 2022

Gargoyle, me, ink on paper, 2022

Crooked Town, me, yarn embroidery, 2021

This #LatinxHeritageMonth, learn about Latinx and Hispanic American organizations, workshops, and alternative spaces in New York City from Research Associate and Bibliographer Louisa M. Raitt in our own Watson Library. https://t.co/2VTkkhiONk