Peter Skovgaard (1817-1875), "Forest lake in the moonlight", 1837.
In the moonlight: An offshore lighthouse with a headland beyond, Attributed to Philip John Ouless.
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Peter Skovgaard (1817-1875), "Forest lake in the moonlight", 1837.
In the moonlight: An offshore lighthouse with a headland beyond, Attributed to Philip John Ouless.
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by Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (Polish;1849-1915)
oil on canvas, private collection
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Love by Adam Fuss. This is a color cibachrome photogram of a rabbit cut in half and it’s insides. It is one of my favorite things in the world.
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(original photo by Simon Rees)
River of Grass (1994) dir. Kelly Reichardt
Mossy Creek in the Kawhaka Forest by Steve Reekie
“I heard the time just slips from your sugarplum lips So I go there just to watch it fall.”
— The Fratellis, from Sugartown