The Joy of Not Being Sold Anything

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Owe Zerge

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Caryatid

Amedeo Modigliani, Italian, 1884 - 1920

Geography: Made in France, Europe Date: c. 1912-14 Medium: Blue crayon over graphite on beige wove paper Dimensions: Sheet: 24 x 18 inches (61 x 45.7 cm)

Philadelphia Museum of Art

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MyeongBeom Kim: ‘Rest’ (2003)

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Éva OFFREDO type: Gikit

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Mark Rothko Aeolian Harp/No.7 1946 oil on canvas 38 1/2 x 54 3/8 in. Collection of Christopher Rothko, © 1998 Kate Rothko Prizel & Christopher Rothko/Artists Rights Society (ARS)

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Keith Haring

Pop Shop, 1988-2005

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Folio from a Dispersed Nuzhatnama, Early 15th Century

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Two Women Talking    -  Susan Hertel

American , 1930 - 1993

oil on paper,  6 x 8 in.

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Alice Brasser, “Mexican Pool”, oil on canvas, 2023. Dutch artist based in Haarlem, the Netherlands.

[lenamuellerart]

Leuchten # 49 / Water-based dye ink, wax pastel, graphite on paper / ⁣148 x 210 mm / 2026

See also: www.instagram.com/lenamueller_artist

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[redlipstickresurrected]

Ana Jarén (Spanish, b. 1985, Seville, Spain, based Madrid, Spain) - Il Corriere della Sera Milan, Illustration

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"The Helping Hand" sculpture in Palmer Square Park, Chicago, created by artist Carrie Fischer in 2018 to visualize the scale of the emerald ash borer infestation.

Photo: Stacy Guevara

[artmialma]

 Marcos Beccari (brn 1987)

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Marcos Beccari - Terça-feira {Tuesday} (aka ‘Time doesn’t heal anything. Time just displaces the incurable from the timelight’) (2022) I don’t think that these terça-feira or quinta-feira {Thursday in Portuguese) are parts of the titles, they look like time-stamps in his blog. Yet - with time - they became an essential part of the work, too. I also found a nice short clip showing the making-of of this water-color: Oops, I can’t add videos to re-blogs :( Will write a separate post - see it here

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Memento Mori Boxwood memento mori carving, 16th c., Germany or the Low Countries.

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