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‚Colour is the skin of the world.’

- Sonia Delaunay

🏛 @ChristiesInc
Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979)
Prismes électriques 1913

With its almost completely abandoned spatial depth and its flat strictness, the work is one of Caspar David Friedrich’s most radical compositions. At the same time, it belongs to the most festive paintings of this painter.📖 https://t.co/EHc9qrOoRn 🏛 Kunst Museum Winterthur 1818

#relax 🐟
A young fisherman just back from an outing on the lake has fallen asleep on the jetty in the warm summer sun.

🏛 Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts de Lausanne François Bocion (Lausanne, 1828 - 1890)
Filets et pêcheurs (Nets and Fishermen), c. 1877

🐈 #InternationalCatDay
If you love cats in paintings, you must know the name of today's artist: Henriëtte Ronner-Knip.

🏛 @TEYLERS Collection The Piano Lesson by Henriëtte Ronner 1897 📖 https://t.co/8ryo2iY3oO

Do you have an animal that you relate to on a deeper level?
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🏛 @ncartmuseum Collection

Wondrous birds by Hans Thoma 1892

The bird has been identified as a red cardinal, a species of American origin that attests to the exotic and, above all, unusual taste of the author of the cartoon.
@GallBorghese tuscan school 17th century

💚 It was a local lake (Dælivannet) at Fleskum in Bærum that inspired Kitty Kielland to create this painting(1886). (...) The 🖼 depicts the enchanted twilight that is so characteristic of Nordic woodlands on summer nights.🏛 @nasjonalmuseet 📖 https://t.co/EYTXiZWGFq #womensart

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Cecil provided money and clothes to the poor, helped local children into schools and supported many local good causes.
🏛 @frickcollection
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Lady Cecil Rice by Sir Joshua Reynolds 1762
Photo: Michael Bodycomb

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Lady Skipwith had a reputation as a skilled horsewoman, and a nephew recorded that “there was something rather formidable in her powdered hair and [the] riding habit or joseph which she generally wore.”
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@frickcollection sir Joshua Reynolds

In this powerful canvas, the opera singer Lucienne Bréval (1869–1935) wearing an orange dress and a mantón de Manila (a richly embroidered silk shawl) stares out at the audience.

@HSAmuseum collection
LUCIENNE BRÉVAL AS CARMEN, 1908
Ignacio Zuloaga