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I'VE DONE IT!! I'M DRIFTING INTO A WORLD OF LIMITLESS DIMENSIONS!! IT'S THE CROSSROADS OF INFINITY-- THE JUNCTION TO EVERYWHERE!

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Nature est morte 2025

Anarchie Azalée As de pique Amour ? Dead badger

Gouache paint 16x18 cm 350 €

If you want to purchase, DM or contact me at [email protected]

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Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura

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Piero della Francesca, Annunciation, picture rail of the Polyptych of Sant'Antonio, between 1460 and 1470, Perugia, Galleria nazionale dell'Umbria

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Part of Panophobia, by Josan Gonzales

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amazing cyberpunk artist, josan gonzalez

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Salvador Dalí’s illustrations for Dante’s Divine Comedy

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Philippe Druillet

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John Singer Sargent Murals in Boston Public Library

Above: Church /1916-1919

Below: Synagogue /1916-1919

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John Singer Sargent Mural in Boston Public Library 

Pagan Gods: Moloch & Astarte /1890-1895

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John Singer Sargent:

above: Atlas and the Hesperides /1925

middle: Orestes Pursued by the Furies /1921

below: Hercules /1921

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Bernat Martorell - Sant Jordi (Saint George Killing the Dragon)

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“Nasa's Mariner 4 completed the first successful flyby of Mars in the summer of 1965. The spacecraft had a camera onboard to capture Martian vistas, but transmitting all the data to Earth was slow, taking 19 days. So while waiting for Earth-bound electronics to convert the data into fully processed images, Richard Grumm of the nasa Jet Propulsion Laboratory decided to take matters into his own hands. He stapled strips of paper with incoming pixel brightness values onto a wall and then hand-colored the numbers with corresponding pastels. When Grumm was finished, the lighter zone filling most of the frame (above) showed the bottom edge of Mars fading into the darkness of space. The paint-by-numbers panel became the first image of Mars based on data collected by an interplanetary probe, as well as the first close-up image of the planet broadcast on television. In total, the mission delivered 21 complete images of the planet. This month marks the 50th anniversary of the launch of the Mariner 4 spacecraft, which took place on November 28, 1964.”

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/first-view-of-mars-was-a-paint-by-numbers/

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Louise Nevelson - Royal Tide IV, 1960

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A tank of water lined with phototubes, aka Nuclean Decay Experiment in Kamioka, Japan- Shot by Andreas Gursky