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Sade Olutola
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Janaina Medeiros
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Acquired Stardust
Misplaced Lens Cap
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"El Pan". 2026.
"Naranjas, Naranjas". 2026.
"Shining Leaf". 2016.
"Aspidistra in the Sun". 2022.
"Carmin and Cinnabar". 2021.
"Potted Plants".
"Before the Storm".
"Lucia's Hall".
"Below the Washing Line".
"Behind the Old Door".
Paintings by Antonio Barahona. Spanish. b. 1984-
Source: @huariqueje
The baths - Alcazar, Sevilla, 2024
Spain.
Venetian Wineshop (1898) by John Singer Sargent
American. 1856-1925.
Treasures
Photography by Peter Solarz
cresting
子鹿ちゃんの鹿の子模様、白い斑点の毛がパヤパヤしてるの可愛い😍
’26.5.30 吉城川にて
Photography by Peter Solarz
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Sofia Vasilyevna Sukhovo-Kobylina (Russian, 1825-1867), The Study of the author Alexander Sukhovo-Kobylin [brother of the artist] in Moscow, c. 1850s, oil.
🦄 Poissons, ecrevisses et crabes, de diverses couleurs et figures extraordinaires, . A Amsterdam, Chez Reinier & Josué Ottens, 1754.. Original source Image description: Historical illustration showing eight vibrantly colored fish species labeled with names like “Tandock,” “Touring,” and “Bazuin Fenel.” Each fish features unique patterns, such as stripes, spots, and fins with fine details. The fish vary in shape, from long and slender to round and flattened, depicted in lively shades of pink, blue, green, orange, and brown. The elongated fish at the bottom resembles a mythical unicorn with a long, pointed snout, linking the image to the “unicorn” keyword. The illustration appears on aged, off-white paper with neat, handwritten titles and numbering beside each fish, dated 1754 and credited to Amsterdam publishers Reinier & Josué Ottens.
🔭 Die Radiolarien (Rhizopoda radiaria): Berlin: G. Reimer, 1862-1888. Original source Image description: Historical scientific illustration showing detailed, intricate drawings of radiolarians—microscopic marine protozoa with porous, geometric silica skeletons. The image features multiple numbered specimens of Spumellaria and Nassellaria within a single plate, highlighting diverse forms with spines, lattice patterns, and some pinkish internal structures. These radiolarians were collected during the HMS Challenger expedition, emphasizing their importance in marine biology and oceanographic research from the late 19th century. The artwork showcases the complexity and beauty of radiolarian skeletal morphology, aiding early microscopic taxonomy and understanding of marine biodiversity.
A Lifetime
wild green shore
Columbine (Aquilegia)
by Spenser Sembrat
