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$oviri: Annah the Javanese \ Aita tamari vahine Judith te parari, 1893oil, canvas. 116 x 81 cmPrivate Collection$

oviri:

Annah the Javanese \ Aita tamari vahine Judith te parari, 1893
oil, canvas. 116 x 81 cm
Private Collection

oviri:

Tahitian woman with flower in her hair, c.1891
Gallery: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA

narcissusskisses:

Frida Kahlo on a boat in Xochimilco, one of The Coolest Places in Mexico City, 1936, photo by Fritz Henle

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peira:

Felix Vallotton: Portrait of Emile Bertrand (1886) via The Athenaeum

one-thousand-scripts:

Bettie Page

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$paulcezanne: Портрет Поля, сына художника \ Portrait of the Artist’s Son, c.1890Картон, пастель. 64,5 x 54 смNational Gallery of Art, Washington, United States “Поль - это мой восход (orient)” “Какие бы глупости ты ни сотворил, - говаривал Сезанн, - я никогда не забуду, что я твой отец”$

paulcezanne:

Портрет Поля, сына художника \ Portrait of the Artist’s Son, c.1890
Картон, пастель. 64,5 x 54 см
National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States

“Поль - это мой восход (orient)”

“Какие бы глупости ты ни сотворил, - говаривал Сезанн, - я никогда не забуду, что я твой отец”

naked and the mirror

Julie Manet (14.11.1878 - 14.07.1966)

i12bent:

Tonight’s OF spotlight - The master of the West, Ansel Adams: Feb. 20, 1902 - 1984…

“One of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century, Adams spent a significant part of his adult life in Yosemite National Park. Born in San Francisco and trained as a musician, by 1920 he had begun making trips into the High Sierra; in 1924 he made his first important photographs there and began to publish both images and writings. Adams’s work in both media contributed greatly to the American conservationist movement.” - Merry A. Foresta. American Photographs: The First Century (Washington, D.C.: National Museum of American Art with the Smithsonian Institution Press, 1996).

Above: A photo portrait of photographer Ansel Adams, which first appeared in the 1950 Yosemite Field School yearbook - J. Malcolm Greany

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