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“The Burning Path” by Cristina Francov

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“Familiar” by Cristina Francov

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Kamisaka Sekka (1866–1942) was one of the most prominent artists in twentieth-century Japan. Although he was born in a Samurai family, he eventually chose to become an artist. During his trip to Glasgow World's Exposition in 1910, he was exposed to Art Nouveau, which later influenced his works. Upon returning to Japan, he started to blend Western art with traditional Japanese art by applying western styles and methods to Japanese subject matter. With this newfound style and his active cooperation with other artisans to integrate his works into ceramics and textiles, Kamisaka became one of the pioneers of modern design in Japan. Pictures enhanced by #Rawpixel

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Charles Courtney Curran - The Cobweb Dance

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M. Blaise

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Owl, Eule, by Erik de Jong,  (b.Steenwijk) Netherlands.

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The voice behind the veil, that whisper changing the wind's direction; unnoticed, perhaps, how forceful it grows and how large are the ships it sets to sail...

Study on texture. Still untitled, 2019. 

[carnetimaginaire]

Sophie Woodrow, Quartet

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Jack Vanzet

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“At around 5:30 P.M. on a cold evening, the tip of Everest was the last mountain to be illuminated by the setting sun” Photo by Dylan Toh

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Kim Dorland (Canadian, b. 1974), Last Light, 2018. Oil on canvas, 76 x 61 cm.

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https://www.instagram.com/jackvanzet/

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Danaë by Jean-Baptiste Regnault