The Sun. Art by taurzza.

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The Sun. Art by taurzza.
The American Staffordshire Terrier or AmStaff as it's nicknamed, is a medium-sized well muscled dog that's known for being loyal and confident. They are different from American Pit Bull Terriers based on height (they are shorter) and build, except in the UKC where they are the same breed and the British Staffordshire Terrier is a different breed. All kinds of Staffie are great guard dogs and companion pets.
Edvard Munch, Lust, 1895
Colored lithograph
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Love of Winter
Artist: George Wesley Bellows (American, 1882–1925) Realism
Date: 1914
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States
Description
In January 1914 George Bellows wrote to a friend, “There has been none of my favorite snow. I must always paint the snow at least once a year.” Soon after, on February 13, a major blizzard hit New York City, inspiring the artist to paint Love of Winter. He used bright reds, yellows, and greens to intensify the winter scene and broad, slashing brushstrokes to convey movement, wind, and speed. The energetic group of skaters and onlookers, composed of people of a range of ages and social classes, reflects the diverse populations who enjoyed the public parks and the leisure activities they offered in early 20th-century New York City.
Emma Schlangenhausen (Austrian, 1882-1947)
These are super old but w/e I still like them 💕💕
Whatever this webpage is to reflect, now I'm listening Gorillaz and failing to reach my targets at work because popculture opened it's arms again for me and I'm falling in it. I'm falling so bad. I'd love to be back to academia, deep in this lore and have enough time and energy and money to spend my next year learning about it because it was so innovative to create such a piece of art so long ago
Hakuji & Koyuki Key Visual
I redrew this manga panel, since the movie comes out today for me.
Just had to post this y'all 🙂