Kiitsu Suzuki, Morning Glories (detail) 19th century
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Kiitsu Suzuki, Morning Glories (detail) 19th century
Itō Shinsui 伊東深水 (1898-1972).
The Repast of the Lion, 1907, Henri Rousseau
Size: 113.7x60 cm
The Toll House, 1890, Henri Rousseau
Size: 32.8x40.6 cm Medium: oil on canvas
The Waterfall, 1910, Henri Rousseau
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The Muse Inspiring the Poet, 1909, Henri Rousseau
Size: 97x146 cm Medium: oil on canvas
The path in the Bois de Boulogne, 1902, Henri Matisse
Medium: oil on canvas
Beautiful, magical and kind of creepy sculptures by Scott Radke
Dale Frank
2009 varnish on canvas 160 × 120cm
Bp5goji by Ted miller Via Flickr: A other weird Godzilla thing I found online when look for info for the new godzilla remake. it is a Godzilla record.Yes a godzilla record. I have no idea why there is a bride on the cover so don’t ask me.
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The Worshipers of the Forms. A collaboration between myself and @limbforest. All credit for the creature design goes to her. Very fortunate to be able to work with such an amazing artist. Her ability to effortlessly capture massive, sweeping, complicated ideas and feelings into such tiny little images is magic of the highest order! What an inspiration…
Amazing piece done by my friends. I see so many emotions from these little “form creatures”, not the face but the shapes and design. It gives me a lot to think about.
Raymond Grandjean (French, 1929-2006)
Composition Rouge, 1968