#art history studyblr

[histori-city]

found elif batuman in a used bookstore like total kismet

[weltverbessererblues]

Die Hausarbeit über Bauhaus Textilien macht mich so fertig!

[landsccape]

[ladyeidolons]

Astrological clock in Venice

[ed-recoverry]

THERE ARE NO USELESS MAJORS!!

Learning about theater is important! Learning about art is important! Learning about sociology is important! Learning about history is important! Learning about anthropology is important! Learning about philosophy important! Learning about music is important! Learning about English is important! Learning about dance is important! Learning about photography is important! Learning about art history is important! Learning about ethnic studies is important! Learning about theology is important! Learning about performing arts is important!

Usefulness does not equal high income!

All education is important!

[joytri]

to live. to live forever.

[optimistic-nihilist]

[0thello]

Undine (sculpture), 1904 - 1988.

by Isamu Noguchi.

[shakespearesdaughters]

Source Pinterest

[pantheonbooks]

“To die, it’s easy.... But you have to struggle for life.” —The Complete Maus, Art Spiegelman

Originally published in 1991, Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer Prize–winning masterpiece has been praised and criticized, lauded as one of the greatest Holocaust tales ever penned, and infamously banned for “rough” language and nudity. 

[yourgirlfoe]

Ya'll ever go, "fuckin' hell, I know this smell!" and it's the smell of a February evening from 2017 ?

[histori-city]

London fog mornings with Miss Du Maurier.

[weltverbessererblues]

I think I might need to pull an all-nighter. I hate this presentation... okay, not true. I love it but I totally misjudged how much time it would take

[luciferslilith7]

"To the old you from the old me"

~Oscar Wilde

Picture Credit ~ 📍pinterest

@luciferslilith7

[learnelle]

Your sign to pick up an offline hobby for 2025! The best decision I made in 2024 was picking up a paintbrush again for the first time in my adult life... I'm still learning how to paint properly, but doing something poorly is better than not doing it at all :')

[bebs-art-gallery]

Der Morgen Nach Der Feier — The Morning After the Celebration (1853)

— by Ludwig Knaus