inspo – Page 45 – A peek at the disaster

joancasaramona:

new colors for old picassos

nous colors, picassos viejos

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space-wallpapers:

Jupiter Up Close (tablet)

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huariqueje:

Begonias – Dirk Smorenberg 1919

Dutch 1883-1960,

Oil on canvas 42,5 x 64,2 cm.,

dappledwithshadow:

Carlson, John Fabian (Swedish, 1875-1945)
Brooding Silence

Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC
Oil on canvas mounted on fiberglass; 94.3 x 132.1 cm.

ichigoflavor:

Big bread cushions

bijoux-et-mineraux:

Chalcopyrite & Calcite – Littfeld, Siegerland, North Rhine – Westphalia, Germany

notbylongshot:

“Lucifero” (2013) By Roberto Ferri

art-of-swords:

Hunting Sword

Dated: circa 1750

Culture: South German

Measurements: overall length 78 cm

The sword has a slightly curved single-edged and double grooved blade. At the base of the blade lies an etched flower and vine decorations. The perforated brass hilt features heavy gilding, while the handle itself is dated second half of 17th century and made from whale tooth ivory.

The hilt features finely carved and sculpted figures of hounds fighting with bears and a goat. The carving of the handle is probably attributable to the sculptor family Maucher, whose members in the second half of the 17th century worked at various German courts and are especially known for their elaborately decorated hunting weapons.

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