Luis M. Iglesia

[armthearmour]

A matching Cabacette and Rotella made for King Philip III of Spain, attributed to Andrés de Loidi,

Cabacette Length: 11.4 in/28.9 cm

Width: 10.1 in/25.7 cm

Height: 8.3 in/21 cm

Rotella Diameter: 22.9 in/58.2 cm

Spain, 1616, housed at the Real Armería, Madrid.

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Outi Heiskanen (1937–2022), “Neitsytmatka” (Maiden Voyage)

aquatint & etching, 1979 — source

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[reuiio]

Gustav Vigeland, 1905

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Rose Espinosa, Little Silver, 2018, oil on board

[agodyaykin]

© Andrey Godyaykin

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 Orlov Boris.

De la serie "Arquitectura con excesos", 1997 

[cosechadehuellas]

Erwin Olaf

'Keyhole 6', 2012

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Yakov Khomich

From the series "Girl in the blue dress", 2024

Oil on canvas.

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Lauren Bacall (1924-2014)

1945

By Burt Six

[dailyclassicart]

Vincent van Gogh - "Trinquetaille Bridge" (October 1888)

[classic-art-favourites]

In the Wild North by Ivan Shishkin, 1891.

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Jonathan Wateridge

Balcony, 2024

Oil on linen.

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Ivan Pokidyshev

Dreamers/ Мечтатели, 2026

Oil on canvas.

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Magali Cazo

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Natalie Campell

[vintage-treasures]

Mars, Venus, and Cupid with Vulcan at his forge (the Mantuan Roundel), parcel-gilt bronze (ca. 1500)

Gian Marco Cavalli (ca. 1454–after 1508) was an Italian goldsmith who crafted this relief for the Gonzaga court in Mantua. The scene depicts Venus and Mars sharing a rapt gaze while Vulcan, her husband, labors at his forge to create armor for the war god.

Cupid stands on his mother's lap and points an arrow at Mars while scowling at Vulcan, who left the infant god's wings unfinished. The Latin inscription "VENVS MARS ET AMOR GAVDENT VULCANVS LABORAT" translates to "Venus, Mars, and Love rejoice. Vulcan, you labor," highlighting the contrast between the leisure of the lovers and the blacksmith's toil. With silver inlay and gilding, this roundel exemplifies the refined antiquarian taste of Northern Italy. Loc. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Dim. 1.7 cm H x 42 cm Diam. (11/16 x 16 9/16 in.).