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Signed and dated 1819, this watercolor shows why Pierre-Joseph Redouté became known as one of history’s greatest flower painters.
Blue asters, a white wild rose, harebells, violas and carnations are painted with extraordinary precision on vellum, a surface that gives the flowers their soft, luminous appearance. Even the tiny water droplets on the petals remain visible more than 200 years later.
The original is held at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. Fine art prints are available at Meisterdrucke.
Quelle: meisterdrucke.com
If you ever feel like a loser just remember there are people who are genuinely emotionally invested in the lives of the british royal family
im in a constant state of trying to calm down
Lets find a reason to talk
Crescent moon over Poseidon temple, captured by Elias Chasiotis
“Woaah look at the moon” Me literally every night no matter what phase the moon is.
by Nikolett Emmert
Imagine being born and society expecting you to obey when you never agreed to any of this -cause people can't stop fucking so you are surrounded by more fuckers that keep making more ignorance.
just need sex and a good thunderstorm, that’s all
Vase with White and Red Carnations (1887) by Vincent van Gogh
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A caiman in the Amazon wearing a crown of butterflies that feed off the young crocs salty tears. (2016) Photog. Mark Cowan [source]