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"My Wife’s Lovers" by Austrian painter Carl Kahler; 1891.

#painting #carl kahler

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yijianchuanxin

Soviet soldier passing a polar bear some milk, 1950.

Source

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performativerelics

Adriaen van Utrecht - Still Life - Game, Vegetables, Fruit, Cockatoo (1650)

#adriaen van utrecht #painting

lauren-trahan

Prehistoric Showdown

Art marker and sharpie on drawing paper

Lauren Trahan, 2015

#lauren trahan #drawing

vjeranski

JEAN LUC BOUREL "Au bord du ciel" 2012 (4)

#JEAN LUC BOUREL #painting

velozee

X-mas prints for friends and family.

The first row were based on my studies and sketches from the Horniman Museum and Gardens.

The one with the foxes was based on my records from the Zoological Museum Hamburg.

Last one, the white-eared Bulbul, was based on the pictures taken by Matt Pike. I made some totes with this drawing, profits went straight to help Yazidi refugees in northern Iraq/Iraqi Kurdistan.

#velozee #illustration

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Giancarlo Carbon Controluce, 1956

#Giancarlo Carbon Controluce #photography

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Marco Cadioli

Necessary lines, 2014

”..In Necessary Lines, Marco Cadioli looks to the earth adopting the point of view of satellites, to focus his attention on the lines that man traces on the planet’s surface along his never-ending effort of appropriation of the natural landscape: “necessary” lines, according to the inspired definition coined by Carl Andre to describe Frank Stella’s paintings in a text from 1959 that has been seminal for Cadioli’s project:

“Art excludes the unnecessary. Frank Stella has found it necessary to paint stripes. There is nothing else in his painting. Frank Stella is not interested in expression or sensitivity. He is interested in the necessities of painting […] Frank Stella’s painting is not symbolic. His stripes are the paths of brush on canvas. These paths lead only into painting…”

#marco cadioli #photography