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NOVOGEN
Explore our relationship between nature and technology through the Novogen White—the chicken that is saving our lives.
Photographs by Daniel Szalai. Essay by Sophie Wright.
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Some of the beautiful #Chagall #lithographs we've sold over the last few days, from his 1956 and 1960 #Bible Series. Closed for the day now, but open again #Friday #Saturday and #Sunday from 12-5pm. All @MartyrsGallery profits go to the St Michael's #Lewes Organ Appeal. #art
Happy #Feathursday! "Iconographie des perroquets" (1857) by Charles de Souancé features 48 hand-coloured lithographs by E. Blanchard and J. Daverne. Copies have sold for over 6,000 GBP, but you can access it for free in #BHLib thanks to @FieldMuseum ➡️ https://t.co/xwGYLwc5mu
For the month of November, we present the wood engravings, photogravures, and chromolithographs from the November 1904 issue of the early 20th-century periodical 'Flora and Sylva, A Monthly Review.' See more here: https://t.co/kTmm6y0B0l
Day 5 of my 1hr portrait painting studies! A photography friend asked me if I could use one of her photographs as a study and I said yes 😊
Get catalog of L'ART MANGATIQUE!!
Chance to get an official exhibition catalog with 4 attending artists' autographs. Follow this account and retweet this tweet by Nov 25th. 3 winners will be selected!
#artmangatique
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💥BE PART OF ART💥 For the first time in 2019 paintings, letters, photographs & more will go on display in an exhibition at @BanksideGallery to show the importance of the RWS tin British art. Accompanying this will be an auction and a secret postcard sale: https://t.co/A7BamUvx7E
Photographs by Asian artists explore the many facets of time. @artbma https://t.co/ckTnqvAx2C
James Vick (1818-1882) was a pioneer in mass-producing color illustrations in seed catalogs. He included beautiful full-page chromolithographs in his catalogs. @National_Ag_Lib has digitized many Vick catalogs for #BHLib ➡️ https://t.co/4wugDvy1dn #BotanicMonday 🌸🌺🌻
Octavia Atwater (b. 1859 - d.1881), photo taken February, 1881. A little known but prolific occultist and hoaxter native to Port Stourmouth, Maine. She is most notable for her vast collection of expertly faked photographs of the paranormal.
I was worried about hairstyles being a bit too similar between Some characters So I ended up reworking some of them from photographs I saw online these were 2 of the ones that wanted to try retouching
not big changes tbh but i like it
Look closer... these aren't photographs. Self-taught Nigerian artist Arinze Stanley draws #hyperrealistic graphite #portraits so accurate in detail, he says the process is “like energy transfer."
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The new photographs of my Lord Executioner. One of my all time favourite models, especially forca starters box. This guy oozes threat.
#warmongers #ageofsigmar #nighthaunt
Looking at an old photograph is like looking through a window into the past. We look at the people and wonder, ‘Who are they?’ What can we learn from photographs and how can we add detail from other sources? https://t.co/mkFfZ35Mmr #KS2 #KS3 #Victorians #History #historyteacher
I love #SnappingTurtles, I recently learned one of their nicknames is #MudDragons, which suits them just perfectly! One day I'll get some photographs but for now I'll draw them. They luckily lay eggs along my road so chances are someday I'll snap a #snapper! #Illustration
These vibrant floral and cacti illustrations are hand-colored lithographs from volume 4 of Asa Strong’s 4-volume work 'The American Flora.' See more here: https://t.co/pmMA1A6D0L #WednesdayBouquet
Soo.. that’s how I look like at wörk :3 Reading my financial-office bible „important tax laws“
I have to look up different paragraphs more often than I would like to admit .—.
Art by Fuf :3