Carmen Pinart 1957, Barcelona, Spain paints with wood grain and a painted terrain across her textiles and hair.
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Carmen Pinart 1957, Barcelona, Spain paints with wood grain and a painted terrain across her textiles and hair.
via artroomplant
Bacchantin (also known as Bacchante) (c. 1895) by Ferdinand Leeke (German, 1859 – 1937), oil on canvas, 84 cm (33 in) x 50.5 cm (19.8 in), Private Collection
The Kiss (1908) by Gustav Klimt
A BLACK GROUND THANGKA OF KRODHA KALI TIBET, 19TH CENTURY Distemper on cloth Himalayan Art Resources item no.1497 Image: 37 x 26.7 cm (14 1/2 x 10 1/2 in.); With Silks: 64 x 37.5 cm (25 1/4 x 14 3/4 in.)
Lost Pleiad (1884) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825 – 1905), oil on canvas, 195.5 cm (76.9 in) x 95 cm (37.4 in), Private Collection
Words by Mary Oliver engraved in rock
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Leslie Howard, Carole Lombard and Gary Cooper, c.1930s
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Woman on sea coast, 1888
Evening melancholy , 1891
Some of the deepest love you'll experience will simply look like consistency and consideration.
The Pools designed by Cesar Manrique
Photographed by Salva Lopez
Mirador del Río (1973) is a viewpoint integrated seamlessly into a clifftop in Lanzarote. Designed by the wonderful local architect and artist César Manrique.
From afar it looks like contemporary 'parametric architecture', but once close you see the wonderful handmade quality of the surfaces. And it aged gracefully!
they are awarding me an honorary doctorate for my work on tumblr.com
For the sake of your mental health, let yourself be unreachable sometimes.