#famous art collection

[thecutestgrotto]

Van Gogh — Irises

Van Gogh Irises is another favorite painting of mine, no one asked for this one either but saw a lot of love for my Starry Night set and people seemed interested in me doing more stuff outside of requests 🩵🌸

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[closetdbisexual]

the peoples princess!!!! fanon moonpaw i love you.... shes sols daughter who came to the clans. shes in love with the moonpool. its going to poison her. its going to kill her. she'll let it. shes a part of it now. it eats her alive it sweeps her away it pulls her down and it takes her breath away and all she sees is fuzzy glimmering stars as she sinks to the bottom and she lets it happen and she loves it. i love you moonpaw.

[g1ngerbeer]

theyre on the moon

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine ads (1960s)

[liaisun]

MY STICKERS FROM SAM @02511213942 CAME TODAY AHHH <3 THANK U SO MUCHHH I LOVE THESE LIL GUYS 🥹🥹🫶

[ravenclod]

hello hello it is officialy 1am here meaning it is the 20th of september - aka SAYAKA MIKIS BIRTHDAY

small appreciation post of some of my favourite pieces ive ever done of her [ Apr 2023 - Sept 2024 ] before my official post w new art that will be posted later💗

1st one is my absolute favourite sayaka art that ive ever done ♡

these are mostly digital, but GOD KNOWS how many times i have drawn this girl traditionally... over 50 times , id guess /srs

last one is the FIRST digital sayaka art i ever did, and i felt like it had to be included. some of these are older, but i still love them with my whole heart.

[krumpkin]

Original Painting By Frederick Walker ( 1833 ) 😊

[longlistshort]

Edward Hopper’s oil painting Morning Sun, 1952, is part of Columbus Museum of Art’s permanent collection. The model for the painting was his wife, Jo.

[laylawatermelon]

I watched Challengers for the first time and I'm confused.

I know it had sex and stuff and i see people raving about it (kind of mild to me it wasn't intimate but intense/used as a storytelling device).

They're also calling it horny but I loved the way they portrayed the desire to win, love and hate.

(I spoil I'm having a rant didn't mind me)

To me the beautiful shots were the highlight for me.

I also found it interesting how they used their bodies in the sex scenes to convey the story.

Zendaya was really good in her scenes and the most stunning shots i think are toward the end of the movie with the Windy car romp, and the final match point.

Mr. Luca ate that last bit up.

I was a bit surprised to be so engaged in a story that could be seen as boring but it was so well done that it was engaging.

If you looked at let's say the dialogue alone and if it didn't have both the directing and score (editing as well) it could've become a flat story as a spprt was the center for it.

We know sports movies have to cater to an audience who knows what's happening and an audience who doesn't and they do a great job with the metaphors for the don't know to know and the do know to recognize.(well i assume I'm a don't know 🤷🏾‍♀️)

But I was truly fascinated in the story they told just by using the sex scenes and it was beautifully done. A few lines are heard to hear at times but other than that 10/10 movie experience.

[archivist-dragonfly]

Book 569

Hiroshige: One Hundred Famous Views of Edo

Henry D. Smith II and Amy G. Poster

George Braziller, Inc. / Brooklyn Museum of Art 1986

Composed of 118 woodblock prints, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo is one of the great achievements of Japanese art. This volume, which presents the work in its entirety in a Western edition for the first time, contains many of the most beloved, exquisite, and extraordinary prints of the great master’s oeuvre. Printed in Japan and reproduced from fine first-edition sets held by the Brooklyn Museum of Art, this book is an exceptionally produced volume with reproductions that are bold, bright, and crisp. During his time, Edo was one of the great cities of the age, and Hiroshige brings it to life due to his subtle gift for seeing the compelling in the less-obvious and perhaps even mundane aspects city life: a reflection of fireworks in a river, a small private moment in a tea house, a geisha walking past, the kabuki district at night, or a flag in a spring breeze.

[thecutestgrotto]

Water Lilies

— Claude Monet, 1910

•The famous art collection•

This was on my list of works I wanted to do and there was a lot of interest in seeing something from Monet. 🩵🌸

[totheidiot]

it's midnight and i am thinking about L as feluda and near as topshe. yeah it makes so much sense in my mind

[felixleedontmiss]

[galerymod]

Nail Designer

Collection 2025 Spring/Summer

mod one of the famous nail designers of central paris.

homage to the middle ages

If you've never really nailed it, you haven't lived.

Jean Paul more or less

German writer

[demiel-kheiv]

"i dont need 1kg of clay" - me in the store

[marycom15]

doodle from my sketchbook because i can hehe