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LÉON SPILLIAERT (Belgian, 1881-1946)

"SOUS-BOIS, AUBE BLEUE " 1929

Watercolour, gouache, 53,9x74,3 cm

Private collection

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Bronze figurine of the Neo-Assyrian period demon Pazuzu, c. 800-600 BCE.

In Assyrian and Babylonian mythology Pazuzu, the “king of the evil wind demons,” was not entirely unfriendly to mankind. As an enemy of the dreaded Lamashtu demon, bearer of sickness especially to women and children.

Credit: American Institute of the Humanities

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Fiona Smith

'A Stranger in Paradise',

Roseate Spoonbill

Oil on Canvas 90x60 cm.

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Kasamatsu Shirō (Japan, 1898-1991)

Tidal Hour, 1964

color woodblock print

14 1/2 × 9 3/4 in. (36.83 × 24.77 cm)

LACMA, Los Angeles

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Vanessa Stockard 1975

"Toilet Paper Trouble"

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Fer Martinez

'Cow abducting a UFO'

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Greg Stones

"Nun Ruins Moment"

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Jan L. Waldron Born (1952) American

“Odiorne Path”

Oil on canvas 24 x 24

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Rebecca Aldernet (born in 1974).

Betty (2015)

Oil and acrylic on canvas, 101 x 76 cm

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Elke Trittel, German

"A school of fish"

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Shiro Kasamatsu

"Summer Night," woodblock print, 1957

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Julian Plum

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Jeffrey Smart (Australia, 1921-2013) "APPROACHING THE STORM BY RAILWAY"

1955

Oil on canvas

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Yuri Khymych (Ukrainian, 1928-2003)

Sophia of Kyiv, 1960

Gouache on paper

86 х 62 cm

Private collection

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Tsukioka Kogyo,

Fireflies, 1910

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This is the "Devant de Corsage" brooch (1905), a work by Henri Vever, a renowned French Art Nouveau jewellery designer. The Mississippi pearls were chosen to create the most realistic chrysanthemum flowers.

Credit: Margaret Hull

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Brick. Office building by Omid Shafiee in Isfahan, Iran.

Credit: Daniella On Design