Antennae

emmaline {sending out my feelers}

[art-mirrors-art]

Anna Airy - Jour de Fête (1938)

[melisica]

Evan Booth

[wonderingaboutitall]

La Jeune Fille et le Levrier Dans le Jardin - Evariste Carpentier

[julietamoroni-deactivated201507]

Don’t fuck with Ed’s love

[technical-ill-deactivated201511]

[into-theuniverse]

Star-Forming Region S106 // Sh 2-106

[samuraicinema]

Seven Samurai - Akira Kurosawa

Tatsuya Nakadai’s first appearance in a Kurosawa film!

[maptitude1]

Great Britain, by Stuart Kolakovic

[moomins-deactivated20160829]

my intrusive thoughts during fall

young man

there r leaves all around 

i said young man 

eat a leaf off the ground

[otigre]

*slowly inches closer to your pet*

[crlqrz]

[crlqrz]

[manufactoriel]

Young couple in Mali, by Remi Benali

[lonequixote]

The Discovery of Fire by Rene Magritte

(via @lonequixote)

[capturing-the-light]

The Green Dancer

Edgar Degas, 1879, pastel, 66 x 36 cm.

[song-and-dance-man]

Bob Dylan by Richard Avedon, NYC, 1965

[hifructosemag]

American artist Renée French draws endearing portraits of bizarre creatures that look like dark versions of fairytale characters. First featured in an insert for Hi-Fructose Vol. 35, French considers herself a “graphite addict”, who keeps a child-like innocence about her adult graphic novelist and comics rooted works. Her fantastical imagery is in part inspired by Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch, especially the macabre and nightmarish depictions within his fanciful world. She will debut her latest series at La Luz de Jesus gallery in Los Angeles on October 2nd.

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