RT @ukiyoeota: 余暇に海水浴を楽しむ猫たちを鮮やかな色彩で描きます。レジャーとしての海水浴は明治後半に広がったとされ、当時の新しい風潮を伝える作品です。太田記念美術館で開催予定「#江戸にゃんこ 浮世絵ネコづくし」後期（4/29～5/28）にて展示予定です。画中文字の書き起こしは↓ pic.twitter.com/2APi7HRve7
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もしも三浦光村が慈光寺本を読んだなら（その22）─「草田右馬允」と「原田右馬允」 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/4e… #gooblog
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今日は花粉が特別にきついな。
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RT @c_hikuw_a20: 実家あるある：元号複数併記のカレンダー 昭和98年なのか pic.twitter.com/NmimynxzP7
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RT @nenaiko_obake: pic.twitter.com/dnJ6cvqgcD
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RT @HistoireOdyssee: Ce théâtre-temple romain a été redécouvert en février 2000, à Monte San Nicola, en Italie. Situé sur une pointe de montagne (environ 450 m au-dessus du niveau de la mer), le complexe date du IVe siècle avant notre ère. pic.twitter.com/bneEGOytKj
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RT @ArtHistAnimalia: #WorldFrogDay: Catalina Zunie (Zuni Pueblo, 1862-1949) Olla (Water Jar) w/tadpoles, frogs, dragonflies, & birds, c.1920 “Much of the imagery originates from medicine-jar decorations [and] reflects the traditional themes of water, air, & the cycle of nature.” Seen at @the_barnes. pic.twitter.com/3B989HMc1k
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RT @daughter_earth: Welcome Spring & Happy World Frog Day! #WorldFrogDay #Spring #springhassprung #Frog pic.twitter.com/sEuAdQSNu2
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RT ディエゴ・リベラは身長約185cm、体重は120㎏を超える巨漢で、ヒキガエルに似た怪異な容貌をし、ピストルの扱いにも慣れた人。イサム・ノグチはディエゴに射殺されそうになったことがある。 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/78… #gooblog
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RT @ArtHistAnimalia: RTing for #WorldFrogDay and #MosaicMonday twitter.com/ArtHistAnimali…
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RT @Rainmaker1973: In the Berezka dance, women move with steps so short that it looks like they're floating [read more: bit.ly/2AEIrjt] [📹 buff.ly/3YVf9UQ] pic.twitter.com/mKV776V67j
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RT @DrNWillburger: For #MosaicMonday a #Roman geometric mosaic panel detail with a mesmerising three dimensional cube pattern. From Trier, mid-4th century AD. On display at Landesmuseum Trier pic.twitter.com/meFkVF2CF7
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RT @WittsPat: For this #MosaicMonday, Spring from the Seasons mosaic found under Dyer Street, Cirencester, in 1849. The original is in the wonderful @CoriniumMuseum. pic.twitter.com/dDyfTf2Jl0
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RT @DrNWillburger: ...where they were produced in the 4th c. BC. Photo: Getty Museum Collection. 2/2 pic.twitter.com/S1xUajDwlP
posted at 07:46:15
RT @iberianart: 📢📢Upcoming conference of interest to #SIGA members!!! "Portraiture and the Construction of Identity" in #Bonn, 30 Mar-1 Apr! This event explores how portraits participate in identity constitution. Register now! h.boessenecker@uni-bonn.de #art #portraitart #portraits #SpanishArt pic.twitter.com/exfKoqFL48
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RT @1309Regnum: Saint Albertus Magnus, dominican friar, bishop of Regensburg and patron saint of natural scientists, as depicted in a 1875-82 fresco made by painter Ludwig Seitz. Church of Santa Maria dell'Anima - Rome. pic.twitter.com/fJUGcLL9QC
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RT @keri_thomas: To celebrate #Spring here’s f.53v from Tacuinum Sanitatis, @laBnF. The writing explains spring damages “wet bodies”, as it causes them to rot. The remedy was a good wash. Is this where spring cleaning comes from? #medievaltwitter #digitalhumanities info from @Medievalists pic.twitter.com/y3C3GLectr
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RT @leoba: I love @upennlib's 13th century French Bible Ms. Codex 724 but I spend so much time on the drolleries I don't pay enough attention to the historiated initials, which are fine (here's Daniel and lions on f. 242r) bibliophilly.library.upenn.edu/viewer.php?id=… pic.twitter.com/hTM32GpphX
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RT @RosalisToulouse: #LesTrésorsDeRosalis Cette très belle enluminure (Num. Enlu. 1374) illustre la vision de saint Jean dans l’Apocalypse. La prophétie dit que La bête est enchaînée pour mille ans ! Pourvu qu’elle le soit mille ans de plus ! 👉 bit.ly/3KIkkEb pic.twitter.com/z2kvJTwIci
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RT @PosyHill1: #TraceryTuesday Tiny angels in slivers of glass high up in the east window of St Mary’s church, Ripple, by Herbert W. Bryans, 1909 . pic.twitter.com/eYMoloCLzH
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RT @VirDesideriorum: Boethius listens to instructions from a courtly lady, the personification of Philosophy. She explains the capricious nature of Fate, symbolized by the wheel of Fortune on which four aristocrats rise or fall. @WallaceMuseum Boethius, De consolatione philosophiae, l. II (15th c.) pic.twitter.com/rQvsFpfYta
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RT @red_loeb: Initial 'Q'(uoniam) depicting Matthew's symbol at the beginning of Passio S. Matthaei evangelistae BnF MS Latin 5301; Legendarium; 10th century; France (Limousin ?); f.300v @GallicaBnF pic.twitter.com/Q3z7g2WOKi
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RT @red_loeb: Passio sanctae Luciae virginis BnF MS Latin 5301; Legendarium; 10th century; France (Limousin ?); f.293r @GallicaBnF pic.twitter.com/y922E5lZJP
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RT @red_loeb: Time for a rest on the seventh day BL Add 18856; Guyart des Moulins, Bible historiale; c.1420 CE; France, Central (Paris); f.7v @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/Rlh3cF1zM2
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