This is a beautiful painting by Berthe Morisot. An impressionist and contemporary of Cézanne and Sisley etc. I hadn't really encountered much of her work before, but there's currently a brilliant painting of hers (not this one) on display in the Geelong Gallery.

Absolutely amazing:

If the age of Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum lived by re-engaging a sceptical public, winning big series, doing the unprecedented and elevating Test cricket above its three-an-over purgatory, then this was exactly how it had to die: the first England team in history to lose a home three-match series after being 1-0 up. The run rate on that final day? Exactly three runs an over.

Jonathan Liew's column is predictably great.