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Juanita Guccione - Masquerade (oil on canvas, 1946)
Oh.
Things might actually be *bad* bad, huh?
Keep in mind that the lowest amount of time is more than double than even the harshest sentence given to anyone who participated in the attempted fascist coup on January 6th
"Rebirth" (2025) by Guo Zikai; Chinese
"A namorada vai chorar [The girlfriend is going to cry]" (1986) by Maria Lídia Magliani; Brazilian; dry pastel and oil pastel
Jana Brike (Latvian, 1980) - Mother and Wildchild (2021)
Juanita Guccione - Three Women and Three Owls (oil on canvas, 1948)
from the series "Mother and Child" (ca. 2000s) by Han Meilin; Chinese; bronze sculpture
"La Voyante [The Fortune Teller]" (1964) by Fela Kefi Leroux; Tunisian-French; charcoal on paper
Fujishima Takeji (Japanese painter, b. in Kagoshima, 1867- 1943), Woman holding an orchid, 1928
"The Paragraph" (1931) by Hanna Nagel; German; pen, brush, ink, and watercolor
Paragraph 218 refers to the section of the German penal code that outlaws abortion.
"Self-Portrait" (1992) by Anna Molka Ahmed; British-Pakistani; oil on board
Disability pride flag made from cropped NASA APOD images! 🌑 ❤ 💛 ☁️ 💙 💚 🌑
Milo Manara (b. 1945)
A Sicilian Bride by Jean-François Portaels (1861)