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[mothndust]

[pmamtraveller]

Sunrise (1933), by Maxfield Parrish

[pmamtraveller]

Frederick Judd Waugh - "Rum Row" (1922)

[huariqueje]

Seascape - Saskia Boelsums, 2026.

Ducht, b. 1960-

Archival pigment print on dibond,  30 x 30 cm.  

[pmamtraveller]

Ferdinand Knab - "Moonlit Night" (1864)

[kingsanda]

Roland Bellstedt

[rosieandthemoon]

"May Night" by Willard Metcalf, 1906 {info}

[anasabdin]

Twilight Tracks

[psikonauti]

Charles Courtney Curran (American,1861-1942)

The Edge Of The Woods, 1912

Oil on canvas

[maureen2musings]

Kirov, Russia

Mikhail Ustyuzhanin

[anasabdin]

The power of limited palettes in pixel art: each section uses the same animation but different 4 colors.

[70sscifiart]

Moebius, 1986

[weepingwidar]

Mikey Yates (Filipino-US-American, 1992) - Tekken (2019)

[silverscreencaps]

A Summer’s Tale (1996) dir. Éric Rohmer

[everydaylouie]

cat game

[caemidraws]

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[vintage-treasures]

Brooch, gold, opal, and enamel (ca. 1900) Herman Marcus (American, 1828–1899) and his firm, Marcus and Co., crafted this Egyptian Revival piece during a period of intense interest in ancient treasures. The brooch features a large white opal set in a gold frame adorned with a scarab at the top, Egyptian figures on each side, and a stylized ibis below.

Unfurled wings and lotus blossoms are decorated in red, blue, and green enamels, reflecting motifs believed to offer protection and eternal life. Marcus, a German immigrant, applied his knowledge of art and mythology to his designs after working at Tiffany and Co. and Black, Starr and Frost. As authentic ancient Egyptian jewelry was scarce, Marcus and Co. created high-quality interpretations to meet the era's demand. Loc. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. Dim. 7.9 cm H x 7 cm W (3 1/8 x 2 3/4 in.).