#artmuseum

[coffeenuts]

[up8photographer]

Tree in front of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art

[sporelax]

"Deportation to Death" 1942 Linocut

Leopoldo Méndez Mexican, 1902 - 1969

The Black Book of Nazi Terror in Europe was an antifascist collaboration between Europeans in exile and Latin American and American writers and artists. Published in 1943, the book comprises testimonies, statistics, photographs, and illustrations and is one of the first detailed accounts of Nazi atrocities.

Several of the book's illustrations, including Leopoldo Méndez's Deportation to Death, were also published as standalone prints. This harrowing image is one of the earliest depictions in print relating to the Nazi death camps. The train stretches far into the distance, giving a visual sense of the unspeakable magnitude of the Holocaust.

Part of the "Boom: Art and Design in the 1940s" Special Exhibit

Philadelphia Museum of Art Visited May 9, 2025

[oleksiignievyshev]

My new painting is ready! "Sea eye" Oil on canvas 200x150 cm

[museoprivado]

Edgar Degas - A Cotton Office in New Orleans, 1873 “Una oficina de algodón en Nueva Orleans” es la única pintura de Degas vendida a un museo durante su vida

[satsuma222]

| Glyptotek Art Museum, Copenhagen

[landscapebits]

An afternoon at L'Orangerie (Paris, France) around Claude Monet's The Nymphéas (= Water Lilies) 

[davidstanleytravel]

The Guggenheim Museum (1997) in Bilbao, Spain, designed by Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry, is one of the most prestigious contemporary art museums in the world.