Where Nature's God Hath Wrought by William Wendt
#painting #landscape #art
Mark Puddleglum
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I post art mostly. I also sometimes post how I'm thinking about financial charts. #notscifi #notartbot #art #artstr
Ferdinand Hodler
Thun, Stockhornkette
#painting #art
Ozzy Osbourne for Rolling Stone
C. F. Payne
#painting #illustration #art
Jamie Hewlett
Watercolor Monkey (2007)
#watercolor #painting #art
Gareth Jones
#Casein #painting of Bowness-on-Windermere
Gareth Jones
6x12 casein paintings of Vermont. Bellows Falls, and Ludlow.
Aquaboard.
#painting #art
Gareth Jones Art
Gareth Jones Art
Fine Art paintings in oil, gouache, and casein by Gareth Jones
Joaquín Sorolla
The Milkmaid #sorolla #painting #portrait
Stanley Spencer
Seated Nude
#painting #nude #art 
Edward Hopper
Standing Nude - 1902
#hopper #painting #nude #art
#Watercolor by Joaquin #Sorolla
#painting
The comforter
Patricia Piccinini
#sculpture
learn more here: artsandculture.google[dot]com/asset/the-comforter-patricia-piccinini/8AGcp8Sci33A9g
'This exhibition brings together recent works that continue my explorations of the nature of life and living in the contemporary world. I am fascinated by the narrative and ethical repercussions ensuing from our increasingly sophisticated understanding of and interventions into the structure of life. The amazing and extraordinary potential for this knowledge can only be contrasted against the relatively poor use we seem to be making of it.
Ironically, it is 'The Comforter', 2010 that is for me one of the most optimistic works in the exhibition. This piece presents a pre-teen girl, leaned against the gallery wall gently cradling a strange amorphous being. The girl is covered in hair, a genetic condition known as hypertrichosis. However she is undeniably beautiful – not just despite, but perhaps even because, of her difference.'
Patricia Piccinini, Artist statement, November 2010
'This exhibition brings together recent works that continue my explorations of the nature of life and living in the contemporary world. I am fascinated by the narrative and ethical repercussions ensuing from our increasingly sophisticated understanding of and interventions into the structure of life. The amazing and extraordinary potential for this knowledge can only be contrasted against the relatively poor use we seem to be making of it.
Ironically, it is 'The Comforter', 2010 that is for me one of the most optimistic works in the exhibition. This piece presents a pre-teen girl, leaned against the gallery wall gently cradling a strange amorphous being. The girl is covered in hair, a genetic condition known as hypertrichosis. However she is undeniably beautiful – not just despite, but perhaps even because, of her difference.'
Patricia Piccinini, Artist statement, November 2010
Hanson Puthuff (1875-1972) Mantle of Sunshine 24 x 30 in
#painting 
Hanson Duvall Puthuff
Lot 507: Quietude
#painting
Hanson Puthuff (1875 – 1972)
Where Hill and Valley Meet
Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in
#hansonputhuff #puthuff #painting #landsape #american #artist
William Nicholson - Lady in Grey (Madame X as ‘Megan’ in Tân-y-Bryn), 1918
#painting 
#painting
Luisa Beltrán
‘Mija, What Day is Today?’
Oil on paper
29 x 24 cm
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#painting #artstr
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Homeland (1892) by Nikolay Dubovskoy
#painting #landscape
Boris Karloff
by Nicolai Fechin
charcoal, circa 1934-1938
16 1/4 in. x 12 3/8 in. (413 mm x 314 mm)
Given by Evelyn Karloff, 1985
Primary Collection
NPG 5837
#drawing #portrait
www.npg.org . uk/collections/search/portrait/mw07553/Boris-Karloff
www.npg.org . uk/collections/search/portrait/mw07553/Boris-Karloff
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