Two Kashmiri boys separating saffron by plucking the stigma out from it's flower.
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Two Kashmiri boys separating saffron by plucking the stigma out from it's flower.
“The Blue Iris”, from Andrea Zanatelli’s embroidery series
"حِمل الليالي خفيف، لما يشيلونه اثنين"
"The nights’ load is light, when two carry it"
— March 13, 1915 / Franz Kafka diaries
Arnold Genthe. Helen Moeller and pupils, 1921.
Beatrice Cenci by Harriet Hosmer, 1857. Marble.
Harriet Hosmer was an American Neoclassical sculptor, one of several women sculptors of this time. Hosmer’s art reflects her personal interest in the ideals of a democratic nation. There are several versions of Beatrice Benci, which was her most popular work.
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Lost On Moon River, oil on linen, 40”X33” 2022
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