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thatlinearttho

ayanak-archive

straight person voice at someone they know is gay: whoever you marry…

1010ll

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgowOk5lBYu/

caringcoffeechats

You deserve people in your life who understand you at your core. Who don’t have misconceptions about your personality or your intentions. People who not only “get you” but also care about your wellbeing and won’t betray your trust.

plucky-deactivated20180916

just like…. live for urself. live unapolagetically and genuinely because you werent born to impress anyone you were born to be you. and if you want to change yourself, change, you should be whoever you want to be. its all going to be fine and youll get to where you want to be and all you should worry about is taking care of yourself and doing what you want to with people you love and who love u. thats all u need yknow

chessys

tbh i love being corny and able to celebrate love im so bored of glamourising negativity theres nothing cool about apathy i fight so hard every day to be better than that finding beauty in small things is what keeps u going

geritsel

Louis Apol - winterscapes

fleurduart

Charles August Mengin - Sappho

art-creature

trying out some nice acrylic paint

5oil

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books0977

fawnvelveteen

The Blue Room (1923). Suzanne Valadon (French, 1865-1938). Oil on canvas. Centre Pompidou - Musée National d'Art Moderne.

The growing prevalence of female artists has forced a re-examination of the traditional male perception of women as objects of sexual adoration. Titian’s “Venus and the Lute Player” (circa 1565) is revamped in Valadon’s “La Chambre Bleu” (“The Blue Room”), in which the subject is now a clothed model who smokes and reads books.