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Detailedit: Ajuscha, by Franz Xavier Kosler (1864 - 1905).
Joy Sullivan, “Blue", Instructions for Traveling West
why do you think it's so common for writers to insert themselves into their stories?
I don't know.
Greenlandic sea motif with whales, ice flakes, kayaks - Aka Høegh , late 1900s.
Greenlandic, b. 1947 -
Colour lithograph on paper , 26.5 x 38.0 cm.
“Cuba” photographed by Mikael Jansson for Porter Magazine
Pierre Auguste Renoir, details
View of the Palace in Venice, 1910, Henri Martin
Medium: oil,canvas
richard siken
Philippe Caza
Sea and Clouds by William Blake Richmond (English, 1842–1921)
The Cats, Édouard Manet, 1869, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Prints and Drawings
Edouard Manet was an early admirer of Japanese art. He was drawn to the static nature of the compositions and flatness of the picture planes. He also responded to the popularity of cats as subjects in Japanese art. In this group of isolated felines, Manet captured the essential feline personality of each animal with minimal modeling and without an unnecessary line, much in the manner of Hokusai’s Manga. Size: 7 x 8 5/8 in. (17.78 x 21.91 cm) (plate) Medium: Etching
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/50530/
artist: holly warburton
exerpt from “John Chapman” in American Primitive by Mary Oliver
artist: holly warburton
Luci Shaw, "What to Listen For," Angels Everywhere
🥕 Flore médicale /. Paris: Imprimerie de C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1828-1832.