Lydia Hardford Wallace Berent, Raphaelle Peale, ca. 1800
From the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
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Lydia Hardford Wallace Berent, Raphaelle Peale, ca. 1800
From the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
"Portrait of Mary Ann MacNeal Macpherson" by Charles Wilson Peale, 1799.
Styling your pubes can also be really cute! Who would style their pubes the most, and what would it be?
Peale styles them into pixel art
Locomotive siblings
A piece of revenge art that I particularly liked doing was Scarfy's Clochette and Peale! What's funny is that I really wanted to give them a bit of a train theme, knowing a bit of their background.
Then I realized oh, I've never drawn a vehicle, with this many parts, much less at an angle and with perspective...WELP I'M ALREADY IN THIS DEEP. I love these siblings
01-10-25 | The opening of the posh 1960s British TV show The Avengers. misterlemonzlime.tumblr.com/archive
Rubens Peale made a career of managing his family’s museums in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, but during the last decade of his life he turned to still-life painting. Primarily a self-taught artist, he had a gift for pictorial design, which, together with his bold forms and color, earned his work a place alongside the naturalistic compositions of his elder brother, Raphaelle, and his uncle, James, who were founders of the American still-life tradition. See this painting on view in our New Early American Galleries.
"From Nature in the Garden," 1856, by Rubens Peale
A little Peale’s dolphin sketch before bed. Because why not.