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Veranda by Oleksii Shovkunenko, 1930s
Sunflower by Veniamin Kushnir, 1974
Garden stand, 1830s, Kyiv-Mezhyhirya Faience Factory. Faience, relief, underglaze painting.
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Władysław Rossowski
Dandelion life stages.
Primer of Scientific Knowledge. 1888.
Internet Archive
Interior view of the crater of the Antuco Volcano, Chile.
Geografia fisica de la Republica de Chile. 1875.
David Rumsey Map Collection
Aboriginal painting by Billy Stockman Tjapaltjarri
Personnage sur une colline, à la pleine lune by Gaston Pierre Galey (French, 1880–1959)
Bathroom floor is a mini pool.
Suisse by Mario. H. ”détails d’une superbe porte”
Paradise-Tree by Nina Sayenko, 1993
Aboriginal Clubs from New South Wales Australia
Bunnies Quilt
1933
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Georges Lacombe’s “The Violet Wave” isn’t a peaceful seascape. The deep violet water curls around dark rocks with surprising force, while only a little warm ochre light remains at the edges.
Painted around 1895, the work reflects the Nabi artists’ belief that color could express emotion as strongly as a story. It’s the kind of painting that deserves space to breathe and rewards every second you spend with it.
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Fjallabak red craters, Iceland, 2024 - by Arnaud Bertrande (1970), French
Aboriginal artist John bulun bulun