MartiNica

A blog about my paintings, crafts and stuff...

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I've been painting again, lately. I hope to finish this beautiful girl soon.

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Chaos

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Maximilien Luce

The Shoemaker, in His Cooler Attic

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Józef Mehoffer (Polish, 1869-1946) Girl Braiding Her Hair, c.1904

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FourthEye Photography Projects - Statues of Edinburgh, Gladstone Memorial

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San Gines Church, Rejas de San Esteban, Soria, Castile and León, Spain. VIA.

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Derelict Gothic Abbey ~ Jorge Carlos Gonzalez

[martinicart]

I'm painting again.... 🎤🎤😉

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Visiting Glasgow today and in love with the cathedral already 😍😍

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The Art of Elena Limkina 

If you’ve got an old soul, you’ll be enamored by the delightfully old-fashioned work of Moscow-based artist Elena Limkina. Every week, she offers the world a glimpse into her personal sketchbook, and its pages tell vivid stories of nature, architecture, and classical paintings.

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The cathedral in Auxerre, France

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Copy of a renaissance portrait. Is it officially a Leonardo already? ☺

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Dorothea Lange, Tractored Out, Childress County, Texas, 1938

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David (Michelangelo)

Laocoön and His Sons

Pietà (Michelangelo)

Moses (Michelangelo)

Apollo and Daphne (Bernini)

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Shield for the Field or Tournament (Targe),  15th century, German

Although damaged from use and age, this shield is one of the most beautifully painted examples of the fifteenth century. On the preserved surface shows a woman wearing a feathered turban and holding a scroll inscribed in German “fahr mit Freuden” (go with joy). A heraldic shield to the right formerly displayed an owner’s coat of arms, which is now illegible. The surrounding areas are delicately painted with foliate scrolls and “cloud bands” in opaque colors and translucent glazes on a polished silver-leaf ground.

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Andrew Wyeth

“Adrift”

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Andrew Wyeth, Willard’s Coat