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Moka Still Life - Kenny Harris , 2022.
American, b.1974 -
Oil on canvas, 61 x 51 in.
Minyoung Kim (Korean, 1989) - Floral Revenge (2022)
The Last Judgment (detail: “Paradise”) by Fra Angelico, tempera on panel, 1425–1430, San Marco, Florence.
“The dance of the blessed depicted in the detail view above was also called the the caròla:
The caròla was a kind of sacred dance, in which the dancers holding hands move in a circle, singing as they go. It was supposed to be the dance of Paradise.”
(Ibid., translator’s note).“ [Source]
Augusto Giacometti (1877 – 1947) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_Giacometti
Mirko Hanák (Czech ,1921-1971)
Peter Lindbergh (1944 - 2019) Le Touquet - For Azzedine Alaia 1986
They Could Still Serve, Ellen Gallagher, 2001, MoMA: Painting and Sculpture
Emily and Jerry Spiegel and Anna Marie and Robert F. Shapiro Funds and gift of Agnes Gund Size: 10 x 8’ (304.8 x 243.8 cm) Medium: Dye, rubber cement, acrylic gel, oil paint, and pencil on paper mounted on canvas
http://www.moma.org/collection/works/80578
https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/librarycompany/668564962990604288
Philadelphia engineer and architect Frederick Graff worked with architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe to design the city’s water works at Centre Square and became their superintendent in 1805. This plan with its many notations made over the span of more than two decades shows how the water works became integrated into the fabric of the lives of the city’s residents.
Unsurprisingly, Graff included information about the length, width, and circumference of various walkways in the square, but we also learn through these additions of the presence of a gambling house and the discovery of a murder victim’s body.
Frederick Graff, [Plan of Centre Square], ca. 1800-1827. https://librarycompany.tumblr.com/
Photography by Xuebing Du
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Mary Oliver, from “I Worried”, Devotions
Nadia Gohar
Kiki Smith (American, b. 1954), Spinners (Moths & spiders webs), 2014. Cotton Jacquard tapestry with hand painting and gold leaf, 115 × 75 in.
Sanyu (Chinese/French, 1895-1966), Chrysanthèmes blancs [White Chrysanthemums], 1930s. Oil on canvas, 73 x 50 cm.
L'Autre Côté (The Other Side) Dean Cornwell, 1918
Sylwia Górak — The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (oil on canvas, 2013)