Gerda Wegener (Danish, 1886 - 1940) - The cigarette

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Gerda Wegener (Danish, 1886 - 1940) - The cigarette
Mark Rothko Untitled 1969 Acrylic on paper mounted on canvas 198.8 × 148.6 cm
Covers for Satomi Hakkenden, a popular novel from the Edo period
restless spirits
[ID: Animated rendered art of multiple pinned butterflies in a frame. Their wings shiver slightly, and spectral white butterflies flap their wings along the edges of the frame. Shadow cuts over one corner of the frame, making two of the three butterflies glow brightly in the darkness. End ID]
Astronomy sampler. The Gate Beautiful. 1903.
Internet Archive
Andean Flamingo pins, Rie Taniguchi, 2025
Silver, red & yellow gold plating, enamel paint, black diamond, stainless steel.
'Andean flamingos are the only flamingo species which have yellow legs and are the rarest.'
I love how the artist has given each flamingo just one leg, with the pin acting as the other :)
HAPPY NATIONAL MOTH WEEK! Celebrate with moth art! Moths of North America poster Saturniid Moths of North America poster
Heron brooches from Van Cleef & Arpels' Noah's Ark high jewellery collection, 2017
Ohara Koson, Crow Eating a Persimmon, 1930′s
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Fig. 160. “The appearance of blood vessels in the ears of a white rabbit.” Experimental pharmacology. 1917.
GOLDEN AGE, Stefan Saalfeld, 2024