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These are illustrations from my 2027 Calendar.

I recommend getting this wall calendar from the upcoming Kickstarter campaign together with my art book Woodlands. It is now official that you'll be able to choose a calendar layout with either Monday-starting weeks or Sunday-starting weeks. ❤️ Both this calendar and my book are shipped from the USA. The Kickstarter campaign will offer a bit better international shipping options (more affordable shipping to Europe, for example) compared to regular website orders. Remember to click "Notify me on launch" on the Woodlands Kickstarter page!

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Night of the Lepus (1972)

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When I searched "corona 1905" on Nemfrog, Tumblr offered this selection under the title "more like this.

Learn bite-sized pieces of information about amazing creatures from myths, legends, and folklore all around the world. We talk about magical creatures that everyone knows and loves and some you could never even dream of. (This is a side-series to the webtoon Owl-Light Bridge) Series thumbnail created by GioHwang Don't miss today's update of #Bite-Sized Bestiary! #webcomic #WEBTOON

#onde nós m$f

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Selma Gürbüz

via mybeingthere

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Lawren Harris (1885-1970), From Opabin Pass, Rocky Mountains, 1924.

oil on beaverboard, 30.3 x 37.8 cm

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Shadows on Door - Line Holtegaard

Danish , b, 1980 -

Oil on canvas , 100 x 150 cm.

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It's hard to be a dog. House beautiful. November 1937. Advertising art.

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Magazine uploaded by Tracey Gutierres

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13th c. southern italian thermal baths

full-page miniatures from the oldest surviving copy of de balneis puteolanis by peter of eboli, a didactic poem celebrating the healing qualities of over 30 thermal baths in the volcanic pozzuoli region, near naples. this copy was produced in naples, c. 1258-66

source: Rome, Biblioteca Angelica, Ms. 1474

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Winter (Alexandre Calame, 1853)

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torments for the seven deadly sins (1. sloth, 2. lust, 3. gluttony, 4. envy, 5. greed, 6. wrath, and 7. pride)

hand-illuminated engravings from a printed work on parchment, an edition of the compost et kalendrier des bergiers printed by guy marchant, paris, 1493

source: Angers, Bibliothèque municipale, Rés. SA 3390, ff. 33v-36v