Art by Paul Lehr for ‘The Nets of Space’ by Emil Petaja, (Berkley Medallion 1969)
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Art by Paul Lehr for ‘The Nets of Space’ by Emil Petaja, (Berkley Medallion 1969)
Liang Fu (Chinese, 1993) - Reflections of Nothing (2024)
Liang Fu (Chinese, 1993), Reflections of Nothing, 2024. Pigment, oil on canvas, 120 x 160 cm.
Jamiu Agboke (Nigerian, 1989) - Dark Waters (2023)
Jamiu Agboke (Nigerian, 1989), Dark Waters, 2023. Oil on canvas, 250.5 x 300.8 cm.
Some quadrupeds from Prosper Alpini's Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis, philosophi, medici, in celeberrimo Lyceo Patavino pharmaciae professoris ordinarii, hortique medici praefecti, Historiæ Ægypti naturalis (1735).
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Franz Sedlacek, Twilight Song, 1931, Albertina Museum, Vienna, Austria.
Blue and White Feathered Star Quilt, 1860s
Milan Kunc - Universum (oil and gold leaf on canvas, 2002)
William James Webbe — The White Owl (1856)
Magali Cazo Rochers noirs, 2021 Ink on cotton paper 29 9/10 × 22 in | 76 × 56 cm
Gouache paintings by Bill Mayer (American, b.1951)
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Nature painting.
Monet's pond, Gifu, Japan.
Ceramics by Johnson Tsang
A tree full of baby opossums By: Charles Philip Fox From: The Illustrated Library of the Natural Sciences 1958
Insectes - Émile-Allain Séguy - 1925 - via Paris bibliothèques
Blue vs. pink