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Welcome December! Welcome Yule!
🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲🎄🌲
#December1st #DecemberWish
📷Art by Eugène Grasset (1845-1917).
#December1st #1stDecember #Illustration by Eugene Grasset for La Belle Jardiniere. #artnouveau #calendar, 1896 #winter #snow
Four Illustrations for December
1) Lena Anderson Swedish Illustrator
2 Edith Holden ( The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady )
3. Czech artist Alfons Mucha (1860-1939)
4. Eugene Grasset (1845-1917 French/ Swiss)
Happy December! ❄️🎄
Illustration from the fine art portofolio Le Mois, Eugene Grasset, 1896.
@ratemyskyperoom @Ojeda4America Spotted: Carl Sagan and Neil deGrasse Tyson separately cosmos gazing… off to the left and right.
'La Belle Jardinière – Décembre'
Eugène Grasset, 1896 #art #ArtNouveau #calendar
Friend: "Bro wanna buy some Berserk figures?"
Me: (jokingly) "Do they come with grasses?"
Friend: "Huh? Do you mean artificial grass for dioramas? I don't have any of that stuff but I think you can buy it online..."
The left and right halves of my brain for the next half hour:
Hollow Earth dino dump, the red striped golden Amblesaunter is a large 8-10 meter long Elasmarian descendant, a big camel dino has a two chambered stomach, tooth batteries, strong muscular goose tongue and a big crop that allows them to digest even the toughest of Grasses
"Aint no way this mf Afro drawing @sludgetoons' characters back-to-back" - Neil deGrasse Tyson (99 by Sludge)
Good Morning Everyone.
Here I am. Instead of just one of Eugène Grasset (1845-1917 Swiss) Illustrations I thought it would be nice to put him into a four. An added bonus is the poster with all his monthly Illustrations. He was termed ‘The Father of Art Nouveau ‘
character design for zbrush contest by Grassetti (thème underworld)
#zbrush #characterdesign
@uwucrewnft PUT YOUR GRASSES ON FOR HALLOWEEN
Rip Miura
Helmet and No Helmet Version
#CeJourLà 19 octobre 1781 : le général Cornwallis capitule face aux indépendantistes américains.
7500 soldats anglais de la base de Yorktown en Virginie se rendent. Ils étaient coupés de la mer par la flotte française du comte de Grasse, sans espoir de victoire.
Nasturtiums are more of a summer bloom but we think their gorgeous orange hues are pretty great for fall.
From "La plante et ses applications ornementales" by Eugène Grasset. From our @cooperhewitt Library and available online: https://t.co/0PWQ8qlgab
“Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday, and no tomorrow. To forget time, to forgive life, to be at peace.”
—Oscar Wilde, born #OTD 1854
#31DaysOfHalloween #OscarWilde
An exemplary case of our patronising view of Palaeolithic ppl seems to me the huts found at Ohalo II, Israel. These were simple structures, constructed out of branches and grasses in circular forms. Simple, yet not inept - so why do artists portray them as mere bundles of sticks?