#the frick

[oncanvas]

Officer and Laughing Girl, Johannes Vermeer, 1657

Oil on canvas 19 ⅞ x 18 ⅛ in. (50.5 x 46 cm) The Frick Collection, New York City, NY, USA

[angelnumber27]

Girl Interrupted at her Music (1658)

Johannes Vermeer

Oil on canvas

[thewackyninja]

so I posted this picture on r/AchillesAndHisPal

And someone just went “their children”

BRUH

They’re fourteen

They’re just kissing, they’re not doing anything wrong or dirty

WHY DO PEOPLE ALWAYS SAY THAT

[thatonesoso]

Sonic Prime part two mood

[bewareofthenewphannie]

the "we know you know" is bursting through my door and attacking me btw

[dogwholivesontheinternet]

Tw: blood

Randomly remembered I forgot to post this on here

[arino4u]

There's something very funny about calling Pauline (a character introduced in literally the first Mario game ever) a character from Mario Kart: Tour, the mario kart game for iPhone

[appalachiancowboy]

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

[eppet]

On my time on tumbler kinda short, I haven't mentioned it but I've never been used to people seeing my stuff much, Im thankful :3

[jaxtherabbitsblog]

[oncanvas]

Perseus and Andromeda, Giambattista Tiepolo, circa 1730-31

Oil on canvas 20 ⅜ x 16 in. (51.8 x 40.6 cm) The Frick Collection, New York City, NY, USA

[thoughtportal]

From the epic halls of The Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim, New York City is home to some of the most famous museums in the world, each one looking completely different from the next. Today Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to AD for an in-depth look at how the iconic museums and art galleries of NYC developed their unique designs and became some of the city’s best landmarks.

[gregdotorg]

All The Vermeers In New York rn

Johannes Vermeer's Other Girl With A Pearl Earring or whatever, staying put at The Met

In 1990 Jon Jost made a movie called All The Vermeers of New York, which at that point was—and most of the time is—eight. The Frick didn't lend their Vermeers once in a century, but right now they're renovating, so they lent all three. The Met has five, and may lend one here or there, but now has lent two. So NYC went from eight Vermeers to three.

Which is at least better than DC, which went from four Vermeers, until it lost one in a giant self-own, by changing the attribution, to three, but now it's at zero, because all of them went Amsterdam for the biggest Vermeer show ever, including the studio one, which the Dutch are like, still looks like a Vermeer to us, send it over!

https://greg.org/archive/2023/02/10/all-the-vermeers-in-new-york-rn.html

[folklorebyswift]

CORNELIA STREET AND THE BOLTER?????????

[reactionimagesdaily]

[jarondont]

You want me to introduce myself? The thing that almost killed Odysseus?