The muses have inspired artist for centuries just like how women inspire us today.

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The muses have inspired artist for centuries just like how women inspire us today.
“I am a stranger to myself, so strange that when I hear my tongue speaks it surprises my ear, and maybe I see my laughing inner self,crying, fighting,frightened. So my being admires it self, and my soul wonders to my soul, but I remain unknown, hidden and submerged by the mist, covered by the silence”
Khalil Gibran
Book Store, Naka-meguro 中目黒
Kate Bellm Underwaterworld 2016
Model admires Lucian Freud’s “Painter Suprised by a Naked Admirer”, 2005.
Tracey Emin, ‘Life Model Goes Mad’, 1996
Veronica blends in
Flower District, Manhattan, NY 2018.
Nikon 35ti | Kodak Ultramax 400
Debbie Fleming Caffery - Nexicolis , 1996
Pantone 2323 color match.
Green Campanelle Pasta I bought from Pappardelle's Pasta Shop at Seattle’s Pike Place Market. I was attracted to this pasta’s adorable shape 😊 Its name literally means “little bells”. Do you have a particular pasta shape you absolutely love? ... Or hate? 🤭
vieitnamese farmers harvest water chestnuts in fields of blowing waves of grass (x)
Alexander Blok, from “She Came out of the Frost,” featured in “A Treasury of Russian Verse,”
Adèle Haenel in House of Tolerance (Bertrand Bonello, 2011)
I believe Isak and Even are still living happily somewhere.
Philip Pearlstein (American, b. 1924), Nude and New York, 1985. Oil on canvas, 60 x 72 in.