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An eerie photograph of Sparrows over the Netherlands.
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by Umihiko Konishi / 小西海彦 RURAL CITY / 川崎市百合ヶ丘(小田急線百合ヶ丘)(1969)
Vania Zouravliov / Moist Stag
Proceso de mural.
Artista: Jade Rivera Fotógrafo: Juan C García. Lugar: Santiago – Chile.
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The Hierophant’s Garden. Daniele Valeriani
Almost gone, Thomas Cian
A blue Tibetan demon with a leopard’s head (?), holding a trident.
[Tibet], [between 1800 and 1899?]
gouache painting, with watercolours
Wellcome Collection
Paintings by Daniel Martin
Daniel was born in 1982. He lives and works in Leiden, the Netherlands. After having left the computer graphics industry in 2013 Daniel fully committed himself to his art. He attended several art fairs with great success. Being spotted by media his work was shown and talked about on television, radio, various publications and was elected artist of the month in which he was preceded by prominent Dutch artists. Follow his website.
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