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Elena Yanchak (1918 Stakhanov, Ukraine - before 1967 Odessa) was a well-known Ukrainian female artist who lived and worked in the city of Odessa by the Black Sea.
Vladimir Archipovich Bondarenko
Vladimir Bondarenko (Russian, 1866–1900), Forest Scene, 1880s, oil on Canvas, 174 × 133 cm; private collection.
Two Elves (1896-1900) by John Quincy Adams (American-Austrian, 1873 – 1933), oil on canvas, 181 x 90 cm (approximately 71.3 x 35.4 in), Private Collection
Agnese Guido - The Last Thought Is Coming (2019)
Naiads ~ 1861 ~ Viktor Oliva (1861-1928)
Yoshimoto Nara — KILL YOUR TIMID NOTION .
Maxfield Parrish
Shirō Kasamatsu, Sakunami Hot Springs, 1954
woodblock print
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Armand Point
Eric Johansson - Woman with Red Bow (1940)
Carl Theimann
The Blank Signature (1965) René Magritte, oil on canvas, 81 x 65 cm
Le Frou-Frou. 1900. Weiluc.
44 ¾ x 94 in./113.7 x 238.7 cm
One of the greatest, most alluring posters in the world: those sly cat eyes, those sumptuous cushions, that seductive plume of cigarette smoke, and most breathtaking: the white negative space of the petticoats, on which to dream. Le Frou-Frou was a light-hearted, satirical publication that ran from 1900 to the beginning of World War I; its pages contained pictures of can-can dancers, cartoons, humorous anecdotes of Parisian life, and more risqué elements like some of the first advertisements for condoms. This is the rare, large format version: complete with bottom text banner.
Available at auction June 26. Learn More>>
Guillaume de Machaut, Dit du Lion, Paris 1350-1355 ,BnF, Français 1586, fol. 103r