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Oscar Howe (Native American, Yanktonai Dakota, 1915-1983) - Sioux War Dance (ca. 1950)

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𝔭𝔦𝔫𝔨 𝔪𝔬𝔬𝔫 💖

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Justice Map shows census data about race and income in a granular, color-coded interactive map.

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From googlemapsmania.blogspot.com:

The GIScience Research Group of Heidelberg University has released an interactive map that can show you land-use and land-cover information for any location in the world. The map uses OpenStreetMap data to map land-use and show the percentage of different types of land-use around the globe.

The OSM Landuse Landcover map uses contrasting colors to show how areas have been tagged in OpenStreetMap for land-use and land-cover. If you zoom in on a location on the map you can see how different areas have been tagged for land-use and land-cover. A dynamic pie chart also provides an overview of the percentages of different types of land-use in the current map view.

Obviously the data on the map is only as accurate and complete as the data in OpenStreetMap.

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Norbertine Bresslern-Roth (Austrian,1891-1978)

Lying Cat, 1920

Watercolor

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Félix Édouard Vallotton (December 28, 1865 – December 29, 1925) Swiss and French painter

Sunset, Blue Clouds, 1918,

oil on canvas, 46 × 54 cm

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Alasdair Wallace, Winter Pond, 2008

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Pixel Art by SUN PIXELS

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Edmund Dulac - Portrait of a woman (1907)

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Edmund Dulac illustrations in Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám Rendered into English verse by Edward Fitzgerald. London: Hodder & Stoughton.

Crossett Library

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Illustrations from Undine by Arthur Rackham (1909)

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Illustrations from Stories from Hans Christian Andersen by Edmund Dulac (1911)

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Arthur Rackham - Twilight Dreams

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Art by • Edmund Dulac

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Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), '''Scribner's Magazine'', Vol. 52, #2, 1907 Source

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Minoan-inspired woven art by cretan artist Florentini Skouloudi

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Due to floods caused by the russian terrorist attack on the Kakhovka HPP, the house-museum that belonged to ukrainian naive artist Polina Rayko is now underwater. A moment of appreciation for her art, she is one of my favorite naive artists