#luminosity

[7pleiades7]

Greek Girls on the Shore (1895) by Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (Spanish, 1863 – 1923), oil on canvas, 188.5 cm x 175.5 cm, Private Collection

[photo-dujenoir]

Luminosity

[the-invisible-dress]

Luminosity

[20thcenturyartgallery]

Evocation of Roussell

Artist: Odilon Redon (French, 1840-1916)

Date: c. 1912

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States

Description

Evocation of Roussel (c. 1912) by Odilon Redon is a Symbolist painting capturing the essence, rather than a literal portrait, of artist friend Ker-Xavier Roussel. It features a dreamy, luminous, and contemplative figure surrounded by floating flowers, representing a shift toward color and emotional, internal, or spiritual expression

[manga-draw]

💡I'm illumined with immensity

[🛍️merch]

[rizedreamfanart]

Day 17: Amy Rose (Luminosity)

The "Draw Amy Rose Challenge" is back!

I'm gonna try to draw an Amy everyday in May, because if you take Amy's letters and shuffle them, you get the month May.

[licaonia]

♠️_Che sia per lavoro o per piacere, porterò un tocco di luminosità e lascerò un po' di brio ovunque vada..

Sabato_Buongiorno 🖤🌹

©️Licaonia Lupe

[rothkochaquejour]

Mark Rothko, Untitled, Mauve and Orange, 1961, 117,2 x 160,4 cm, Catalogue Raisonné Tome 2, David Anfam p.546 (photo), p.547 (notice). La photo du catalogue raisonné présente un tableau réellement mauve et orange, avec une altération du rectangle-nuage du bas. © Kate Rothko Prizel et Christopher Rothko / Artists Rights Society. Merci à DailyRothko pour sa contribution. P.S. : les 2 tumblr n'ont aucun lien entre eux, sauf l'amour de Rothko. Ces 2 tableaux sont sensés être les mêmes. Il s'est passé quelquechose....

Mark Rothko, Untitled, Mauve and Orange, 1961, 117.2 x 160.4 cm, Catalogue Raisonné Volume 2, David Anfam p. 546 (photo), p. 547 (entry). The photograph in the catalogue raisonné shows a painting that is indeed mauve and orange, with an alteration to the lower cloud-like rectangle. © Kate Rothko Prize and Christopher Rothko / Artists Rights Society. Thanks to DailyRothko for their contribution. P.S.: The two Tumblrs have no connection to each other, except for a shared love of Rothko. These two paintings are supposed to be the same. Something happened...