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Master of Citta di Castello - Madonna and Child. Detail. 1295
Been here before…
by Hélène Delmaire
Hélène Delmaire (French, 1987), Route de nuit, hiver [Road at Night, Winter], 2011. Oil on canvas, 81 x 100 cm.
Ilya S. Glazunov, The Lake of Tears, 1988.
People gathered around lava, Iceland.
Jeremy Miranda “Swim Spot” (2016) Oil paint
'Hiroshige and the Goldfish'. Kanji Nakamura. 1926.
Oil on canvas
Knitting, 2021 - by Joseph Ford, English
Fidencio Fifield-Perez (Mexican, d.o.b. unknown) - The Garden (2023)
Acrylic on canvas
Ice Floes (detail), Claude Monet.
Irakl Khvedaguridze, 81, is the only licensed doctor across 386 sq miles of mountainous region, serving a dwindling community of Tush people in north-east Georgia. During the summer and early autumn, he gets to his patients on his white horse, Bichola. When the snow gets too deep, Khvedaguridze converts his shoes into skis using birch planks nailed with wide canvas. Once the snow rises above his knees, he can only travel on foot (x)
Details: Coup de vent devant Frascati, Le Havre, Eugène Boudin, c. 1896
Alexey Kallima
from the series «Everything is for sale», 2012
watercolour on paper
Vladey
John Singer Sargent - St. Martin’s Summer, 1888
American, 1856-1925
Oil on canvas
Roman glass bottle in the shape of a fish, 1st-2nd century A.D.
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