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Le Pain Quotidien (Our Daily Bread) 1942
René Magritte
Gus Bundy. Wild Horses, 1950.
The Wave Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson — 1917 Oil on canvas
Jenny Holzer, Untitled (Selections from Truisms, Inflammatory Essays, The Living Series, The Survival Series, Under a Rock, Laments, and Child Text) - 1989
Diango Hernández aka Diango Hernández Torres (Cuban, b. 1970, Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, based between Dusseldorf, Germany and Havana, Cuba) - Window, 2024 from series Olaismo, Paintings: Oil on Canvas
crystal lupa, "spell weaver," 2024, oil and gold foil on linen
Maria Szakats
snoopy of the day
Frits Thaulow: ‘Swans on the River’ (1880)
Without a doubt
Swans “drafting”
Ebony Shield
I remember what it felt like to sit on the cusp of your love
When you looked at me with newness and grace
Tonight I sit in the grief of knowing we were so close
We almost had each other, if only for a moment
We slipped through time and I can see when we overlapped,
Blurring in motion,
You covered me.
Now I’m talking to the walls,
Wondering where you’ve been and how you got there.
My golden boy, my smoking matchbook, my underlined sonnet,
The loss of you is roaring through the night
We All Loved Each Other So Much, 1974