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"The future they want for you"
Mural seen in Baltimore, USA
The Moon at Sunset - Francis Bowyer
British , b. 1952 -
Watercolour , 15 x 25 cm.
Shirō Kasamatsu, Sakunami Hot Springs, 1954
woodblock print
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Mt. Fuji from Koizumi by Fujishima Takeji (藤島 武二, October 15, 1867 – March 19, 1943)
Fujishima Takeji Light Snow at Demachi 1934
"Sarusawa Pond" - Fujishima Takeji ~ 1949
Sketches for Chiron and Achilles by John Singer Sargent
American, 1917-1921
charcoal on paper
MFA Boston x x x
Milton Avery - Rushing Stream, 1930, oil on panel, 45.7 x 61 cm
Saqqara Necropolis ( Giza / Egypt )
Morning #2, Ben Dellabarca, Pastel on card, 2026 [2160 x 1532]
Unknown Jar with registers of plant ornament and animals Ptolemaic Period 100–30 B.C. Egypt, Middle Egypt, Tuna el-Gebel Faience H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.); Dia. 12.5 cm (4 15/16 in.) The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dieric Bouts, The Ascension of the Elect (detail), c. 1470
Franz von Matsch (Austrian, 1861 - 1942) - Skier in the Mountains (January)
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Coastal View , Night - Bertel Nordström .
Finnish-Swedish , 1884-1967
Oil on canvas , 74 x 60 cm.
The decorations on this tsuba were placed within two holes on either side of the central opening. On the right side is a tiger. On the left is a small stand of bamboo. Tigers are signs of strength and bamboo represents longevity. 18th to first half 19th century, Japan. The WaltersArt Museum