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Rudolf Koller (Swiss, 1828-1905). Kämpfende Pferde, circa 1845/50. Oil on canvas.
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Pierre de Mougins, French b.1966
In the arms of love. 2016.
Follette, 1890 by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864–1901)
Steffi and Thorsten - two ‘hand puppets’, created and played by the German cabaret artist Michael Hatzius. The environmentally conscious but submissive wild boar Thorsten and the hedonistic sow Steffi are an odd couple who often take up political issues in a satirical way.
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Paloma Casile | Gabrielle set | limited edition
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A Tale of Two Coyotes. Parham Pourahmad (USA) uses the morning light to frame the amber eyes of a male coyote within the black-tipped tail of a female. Parham followed this pair – a female and possibly her brother – for a couple of hours across the rocky hillside. He quickly framed his image before the male turned to nuzzle the female.
Coyote | Parham Pourahmad
The Old Shepherds Chief Mourner, c.1837 by Edwin Landseer (English, 1802--1873)
"only 90s kids remember-" wrong, if you're poor and/or rural enough, old tech and fashion doesn't just disappear when it stops being trendy. We had dial-up until 2012
Jeune femme au miroir (Young Woman at her looking glass) (1876) by Berthe Morisot (French, 1841 – 1895), signed on the lower right, oil on canvas, 21 3/10 × 17 7/10 in (54 × 45 cm), Private Collection
The Cradle (1873) - Berthe Morisot