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Alegory of Satan (Lord of the World) by Ludwik Józef Stasiak (~1900)
The oldest door of València'a cathedral, known as Porta de l'Almoina or Porta de Palau. It's easily recognisable because, being the oldest part of the building, it was built in the Romanesque style. Most of the cathedral was built in Gothic style, with some Baroque additions centuries later.
Photo by artfolch on Instagram.
anonymous pennsylvania dutch fraktur drawing, 1799; watercolor and ink on laid paper.
Details from the painting Medea meditating on killing her children (1852), by Bezzuoli.
The end of a dream, c. 1908 by Giuseppe Pennasilico (Italian, 1861--1940)
Klassische Ruinen mit einer Jungfrau im Vordergrund, 1915 by Eduard Büchler (Austrian, 1861-1958)
Thomas Cole - "The Fountain of Vaucluse" (1841)
Antonietta Brandeis - "Porta della Carta" (1886)
Lowell Birge Harrison - "Woodstock Meadows in Winter" (1909)
Philosopher in Meditation (1632) by Rembrandt
Hypnosis (1904)
Sascha Schneider
The curse of feeling deeply in a world that devours the soft
Louis Douzette - "Winter Full Moon Landscape" (1869)
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The Bay of Naples at moonlight night. Vesuvius (1870) by Ivan Aivazovsky
Moonlit Night on the Crimea. Gurzuf (1839) by Ivan Aivazovsky
Tempest on the sea at night (1849) by Ivan Aivazovsky