[ellohcee]

🦊🖤👻 suggested by @theladyjssem

[mermaidenmystic]

At the Lily Pond by George Edward Robertson (British artist, 1864-1920)

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[7pleiades7]

Diana and Actaeon (Diana Surprised in Her Bath) (1836) by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (French, 1796 – 1875), oil on canvas, 156.5 cm × 112.7 cm (61.6 in × 44.4 in), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City

[ymutate]

Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877–1945)

"Two Carp", 1926.

Woodblock Print, 38 × 26 cm.

Private Collection.

[7pleiades7]

Lady Godiva (1870) by Jozef Van Lerius (Belgian, 1823 – 1876), oil on panel, 180.2 cm (70.9 in) x 123.7 cm (48.7 in), Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp

[pmamtraveller]

By Kinoameki

[euphorictruths]

The Lovers, The Lovers Return- Parker Parrella; 2024, 2025

[artist-henri-martin]

The Lovers, Henri Martin

Medium: oil,canvas

[jcv]

[oathtoblood]

Siegfried Finds the Sleeping Brünnhilde (detail)

— Ferdinand Leeke, 1908

[malnedott]

hands in various paintings by luca giordano 🥀

[7pleiades7]

A Coign of Vantage (1895) by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (Dutch, 1836 – 1912), oil on canvas, 64 in x 44.5 cm (25 in x 17.5 in), Private Collection

[pmamtraveller]

By Qin Yang

[thecollectibles]

Layered cliffs under clear sky by qing ying

[edyer-art]

A conversation without words

E Dyer, 8 × 10, brush and ink on panel, 2025.

For moth belly gallery "The city at night" in 2025.

This painting was made at home, late at night. I didn't take much video of it.

There are times at night when it feels like the city is holding its breath.

When I work late, I find myself listening differently. Every mark of the brush feels like it carries more weight.

I think about how houses hold memory, how streets absorb stories, how the night sky repeats itself over and over but is never quite the same. The world remembers.

It transtorms. The city speaks back in ways that are easy

[feefal]

Curious pond greets butterflies