¡Buenos días con arte! La ilustración del día es de François Baranger

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New in Notes and Queries! François Aimé Louis Dumoulin, ou les images d’un Suisse aux Caraïbes – par Claire Brizon. https://t.co/6c9zHwWapN

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study from “Portrait of an elegant lady” by François Hubert Drouais, but as a night elf

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François Charles (1866-1943), Ferme au clair de Lune.

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Moebius, illustrations pour « Ballades » de François Villon

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Aislin Saturday cartoon on and the banning religious head coverings: https://t.co/xaFk9chnpd

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Les Cités Obscures / the Obscure Cities by François and Benoît

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François Martin-Kavel (French, 1861–1931) He Best known for his idealized portraits of women. Kavel was a regular exhibitor at the Salon des Artistes Français. As a member of the salon, he was awarded a medal for his work in 1881.

(#Details from his paintings)

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Some pretty art for tonight
François Boucher (1703-1770), a French rococo painter. My favourite guy ♥

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Madame de Pompadour may be widely known as Louis XV’s mistress, but she was much more than that. One the most powerful women in 18th century France, she influenced the arts, especially the Rococo style, and politics.

Painting by François Boucher

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CALL OF CTHULHU by François Baranger https://t.co/NcWiSiVJnX

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Françoise Gilot

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François-Xavier Fabre.1766-1837. Oedipus and the Sphinx.1806-1808. Dahesh Museum of Art. NYC.

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Some of François Schuiten’s stunning work for the comic series Obscure Cities, written by Benoit Peeters. Some of the series has been published in English by IDW, see https://t.co/5yq91vRkJR

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Jean François de Troy.1679-1752. Two Men Lying on the Body of a Horse. École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris.

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Vers le soir
Abandonne toi
à ton double destin :
Habiter le cœur du paysage
Et faire signe
aux filantes étoiles

François Cheng

Shoda Koho

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François Cachoud (1866-1943) Pool at the Chesnut Grove in Dullin, Savoy, 1914

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Jean-François Vilain, “Théâtre de la Porte St. Martin: Le Monstre,” ca. 1826, color lithograph. Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Included in “It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200”

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