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A Masterpiece painting by the French painter Victor Marais/Marais-Milton "The Uninvited Guest" (1900s).

Uninvited and extremely persistent! An interesting plot is part of a series of his works about leisure scenes of young Parisian women, which has become very popular in the USA.

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Photo par Martin Gunchev

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Girolamo Segato - Planisferio nel piccolo appartamento superiore delmtempio di Tentyra

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Tuscan  Countryside    -     Plinio Nomellini ,1900.

Italian,1866-1943

Oil on canvas

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Portrait of Nicolaes Ruts, Rembrandt van Rijn, 1631

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Bronze statue of Apollo from Pompeii. National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy.

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A tale of a night prayer of the soul that longed to warm the hearts of those who felt abandoned

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Joan Fontcuberta

Fontcuberta’s 1997 Sputnik project is a classic of fictive art. Sputnik details the life and exploits of a little-known Russian cosmonaut named Ivan Istochnikov whose mysterious disappearance during the flight of the Soyuz 2 spaceship in 1968 was followed by an extensive cover-up on the part of the Soviet bureaucracy.

“Ivan Istochnikov” is a rough translation of “Joan Fontcuberta”, and the photos purporting to show Istochnikov are of Fontcuberta himself [2]. Fontcuberta, a photographer, spent years carrying out research in U.S. and Soviet archives to assemble the materials supporting his elaborate narrative.-Sputnik: The Odyssey of the Soyuz II

Fontcuberta’s work gains potency from inviting us in, only to pull the rug out from under our feet. – “The Photography of Nature / The Nature of Photography” (2014)

source of larger format photos

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Alfred Cheney Johnston

Alfred Cheney Johnston. Ziegfeld girl 1920s

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Sergey Marshennikov Leda and the swan

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Paul Sieffert

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Milo Manara

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/ Fred Stein, El at Water Street, New York, 1946