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«The Char-A-Banc» by Alfred Bestall, 1923.
Frederick Barnard. 1883.
François Claude Hayette
Edgar Degas Two Dancers in Yellow and Pink, 1896
LL Orionis: When Cosmic Winds Collide
Credits: Hubble Heritage Team, AURA, STScI, Vanderbilt U., NASA
Guadalupe River
Portrait of an Unknown Woman by Ivan Kramskoy, 1883.
Arum and Conservatory Plants (1864) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
🦁 Wild life of the world: . London ;F. Warne and co., 1916.. Original source Image description: Illustration from “Wild life of the world” (1916) depicting a male lion and a lioness lying close together in a grassy landscape. The male lion is shown with a large, dark mane framing his face, while the lioness has a sleek, tawny coat. Both animals are alert, looking to the right, with detailed facial features and whiskers. The background features muted natural tones suggesting a savanna environment. The image captures the contrast between the powerful mane of the male and the streamlined form of the lioness, emphasizing their distinctive roles within the species. The title “Lion and Lioness” appears at the bottom right.
Gerardo Dottori (Italian, 1884-1977)
Landscape from terrace, 1928
Maud Earl, Two Bedlington terriers (Champion Breakwater Squire and Champion Breakwater Girl) (1899)
Overthinking by Henry Daubrez
Merry Joseph Blondel, Felicite Louise Julie Constance de Durfort
Candy cane snail, Liguus virgineus, Orthalicidae
This arboreal species is found in Haiti and the Dominican Republic