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Literary translator 🇮🇹 | Art writer | Rep’d by Rising Bear Literary | PAINTING THE LIGHT: THE STORY OF BERTHE MORISOT (Reycraft ‘26) 🎨 ✨ #SCBWI
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social PinnedYou’ve heard of Monet and Renoir, but did you know one of Impressionism’s most important artists was a woman? 🎨 PAINTING THE LIGHT introduces young readers to Berthe Morisot, the movement’s only female founder. Out 9/8 with Reycraft Books.✨ Preorder now wherever books are sold!
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialThank you so much, @aprilberrybooks.bsky.social !!!
@kidlit411.bsky.socialReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialOur weekly big list of kid lit links is up (Aug 28): kidlit411.com/2026/08/the-... Inside: Humor webinar, graphic novel resources, one-sentence hook, more. Thanks @berrietr.bsky.social for the illustration, Viking Children's Books & @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social for the giveaways #kidlit #kidlitart
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social100% agree! So disappointing.
@aprilberrybooks.bsky.socialReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialNEW BOOK MAIL! From Berthe Morisot the impressionist! 🎨👩🎨💌✨
PAINTING THE LIGHT
Author: @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social
Illustrator: Rosanna Tasker
Did you know one of Impressionism's most important artists was a woman?
➡️Read her Picture Book Postcard on the blog.
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialLoving this clever, quick-witted middle grade ghost story that’s full of sharp dialogue and spooky surprises! Thank you, @stephcampisi.bsky.social!
@artherstory.bsky.socialReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social10 New Children’s Books Celebrating Women Artists
by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.social for @dailyartmagazine.bsky.social
www.dailyartmagazine.com/10-new-child...
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialYes! This is a great reminder. All of my best publishing news has come in the summer months! ☀️
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialI’d love a copy, Stephanie! Glad to leave a review for you, too.
@artherstory.bsky.socialReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialJust in time for summer reading (in 1 hemisphere, anyway) -
Recent Novels About Women Artists
artherstory.net/recent-novel...
#ArtHerstory presents a list of recent works of fiction about actual, mostly historic women artists—from the C16th to the C21st.
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialOh, thank you, Beth! That sounds wonderful. I’ll get back to you as soon as they’re available! ❤️
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialMeet Berthe Morisot—the groundbreaking artist who helped shape the Impressionist movement. 🎨✨ At a time when women were excluded from art academies and advanced training, she became the only female founding member of the Impressionist movement. #BertheMorisot #Impressionism #WomenInArt #ArtHistory
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialJust received my copy! A delightfully surprising story that shines a light on a little-known slice of history.
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialWhen the exhibition you worked on for the #palazzobonaparte is rolling through Rome. #translation #art #Rome
@nadiaawriter.bsky.socialReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialWhen something can be read without effort, great effort has gone into its writing. ~ Enrique Jardiel Poncela
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialFeeling that “impulse of the heart” today as I revisit an old manuscript. #amwriting #pb
@hyperallergic.comReposted by @nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialColors have always had the power to convey meaning. In the ancient Mediterranean, blue hair often pointed to divine identity, for instance. But a whole blue room? That was an announcement of Roman affluence.
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialCongratulations! 🎊
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialCongratulations! So wonderful! 📚
@nataliaiacobelli.bsky.socialThank you! ❤️
