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This August we’ll be sharing selected extracts from , London books to help students take and get familiar with key themes ranging from portraits to painting technique. More to come!

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2020-07-29

Mask, 1932, Austin Osman Spare⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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2020-07-29


"Thank goodness I was never sent to it would have rubbed off some of the originality."

Beatrix Potter (1866–1943) in

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2020-07-29

Russian artist Lyubov Popova was one of the first female pioneers in Cubo-Futurism. Her painting "Air+Man+Space" shows her art style, which she called "painterly architectonics".

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2020-07-24

This illustrator co-founded a club to support women artists; she was one of the first women in comics; and she almost single-handedly created “Campbell’s Kids”.

Here is our post on Grace Drayton. https://t.co/MqMEkoPM4J

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2020-07-24

92. Leaving behind questions of whose brush did what, one thing’s indisputable:

READ FULL POST ON TITIAN'S VENUS OF URBINO AT BLOG: https://t.co/frIOPNpBKi

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2020-07-24

A trio arises! Lol some daily drawing challenges. I love how I keep coming across opportunities to draw it lol

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2020-07-24

An Indian Lady Arranging Her Hair, 19th c, artist unknown via ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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2020-07-21

Finally, my version of The Birth of Venus! I was lucky enough to see this one in person (back then when traveling was easy, before the Black Plague) and it was a breathtaking experience (1/1)

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2020-07-21

Truth is like fire; to tell the truth means to glow and burn
Gustav 🎨🖌️
Amazing and the most significant of Vienna secession and his artwork "Portrait of a Lady"
found in the Italian gallery after 23 years
of 🖼️💖

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2020-07-20

If there's still room I'd be Honored if you added my guy Arthis 👀

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2020-07-20

For I'm opting to go with Arthis. As he's my main boi and his Relevancy is going to become bigger in the coming weeks.

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2020-07-18

Edvard Munch entitled this 1895 painting Love and Pain. Others called it degenerate. But Munch's friend, critic and self-styled Satanist Stanisław Przybyszewski, saw it at an exhibition and immediately gave it the name Vampire...

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2020-07-17