Granny in sheep's clothing

[frostedmagnolias]

Dress

c. 1845-1850

silk (satin), cotton, brass

unknown maker, Australia

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

[random-brushstrokes]

Alfredo Savini - Ritratto di signorina Teresa Vignola (1900)

[huariqueje]

Pool and Steps , The Duke's Nest - David Hockney , 1971.

British , 1937-2026

Oil , 43 x 35.3 cm.

[8pxl]

quick foliage study

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[thejewellerybox]

Gannet Diving necklace by Rie Taniguchi

[songesoleil]

An Art Nouveau enamel and glass pendant modelled as a spray of raspberries

1902

René Lalique

Source : Christies

[lehooes]

sam johnson

[requiem-on-water]

Sulfur combusts on contact with air to create stunning blue lava-like rivers of light in the Kawah Ijen crater on the island of Java | Ph: Olivier Grunewald

[fravery]

Kenton Nelson (American Artist, born 1954) "Walking Briskly East", 2021. Oil on Panel,

[madebeliever]

Thomas Bossard

[creepbumble]

sheilah beckett

[urgetocreate]

Kobayashi Kiyochika (Japanese 1847-1915), Fireflies by the Kinu River, 1930, Color woodblock print

[fravery]

The Geranium Porch. Jeff Bourgeau

[mybeingthere]

Toshinobu Onosato (1912 – 1986) was a Japanese printmaker. His work frequently included geometric shapes like circles, rectangles, and triangles, leading to his reputation as a pioneer of scientifically oriented design.

Onosato was born in Iida, Nagano. His family moved to Kiryu, Gunma when he was a child. He studied Western-style painting under Seifū Tsuda. In 1935 he had his first exhibition, which was with the Nika Association. The same year he formed a group called "Kokusho" with three other artists who studied under Tsuda. In 1937, he helped to found the Free Artists Association (Jiyu Bijutsuka Kyokai). (wiki)

[saltyocean]

cora solmar

[elbiotipo]

Fuck that post going around saying "you can have coffee in your story without justifying it :) you don't need to explain everything :)" I want, no, I DEMAND a fully researched ethnobotanical paper on every single food item in your work, if you don't explain to me where did potatoes come from in your fantasy setting or don't explain how the industry of coffee works over interstellar distances with full detail you are doing things wrong and I personally hate you and I hate your stupid story, fuck you

[elbiotipo]

Why are your stupid little wizards and knights eating potato stew in your dumb European middle ages fantasy world. Where did they get potatoes from. Where is the center of domestication of potatoes, do you have a fantasy Andean civilization? What are the social and economic consequences of having such a calorie rich crop in cold climates. I don't care about "themes" or "enemies to lovers with found family", I didn't ask about that. Where does your idiot space captain gets their shitty coffee from. Is it imported from Earth? Are there coffee growing worlds? Is it an alien species replacement with the same name? What are the social consequences of that? Don't try to change the subject, I'll stop pointing the gun when I want, I'm trying to have a conversation here,

[ever-so-slightly-monstrous]

gold in them there tags

[random-brushstrokes]

Alfred Joseph (A.J.) Casson (Canadian, 1898-1992) - Blue Heron