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Just Dutchy of Warsaw being a chaotic child #art #fanart #CountryHumans #countryhumanspoland #countryhumansfrance #dutchyofwarsaw #funny #funnyart #YES #Countryhumansart #myart #firstfrenchempire #ibisPaintX #ibispaint
@Alkraas_art Ty so much for this chance 💖 I'm Kentaro and I'm a furry artist from Warsaw, Poland. I draw both digitally and traditionally.
I'm also currently open for commissions. Feel free to DM if you're interested
https://t.co/fUVuzZpZdc
Miku, the statue in front of a National museum in Warsaw
Probably won't finish this (or if I do I might attempt a different style) so posting it as a WIP stuck in limbo. You can see how the sketch compares to the line art.
@MarillionOnline front man Steve Hogarth's "h Natural" show at @KlubPalladium in Warsaw last night.
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#photography #photooftheday #concertphotography #SonyAlpha
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📆 03 Dec 2022 🇵🇱
@Alkraas_art I'm a furry artist from Warsaw, Poland. I do both digital and traditional art.
Anton Nazarenko is a concept artist and digital illustrator based in Warsaw, Poland. He is currently working at video game developer CD Projekt RED.
https://t.co/nJhx5ltVvy
#loveart #thattick #illustration #conceptart
She was born in upper middle class Warsaw to a Jewish father & Catholic mother & was drawing by the age of 10. From 1912-5 she lived in St Petersburg & married a Polish lawyer in 1916. Red Haired Woman (1922), Ira Perrot (1923), the Marquis (c1923) & Two Friends (1923)
Princess Zofia Czartoryska, as Psyche, 1797, by Wincenty de Lesseur. She ran a salon in Warsaw, Germany for Enlightenment era reform leaders of Poland-Lithuania.
The drawing "Wars i Sawa" by Jerzy Flisak (1930-2008) from 1986, the famous Warsaw legend, illustrated by him, in the version of W. Chotomska (from "Płomyczek").
https://t.co/zTUIcC7KIz
#Flisak #gallery #illustations #polishschoolofillustration #artgraphic #childrenbooks #Warsaw
Saturday energy booster
Weekend Laundry
Piece from my exhibition in April, in Warsaw.
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0.2 $ETH
On October 29th, 1611, the Russian Tsar Mikhail Shuysky was dragged into the Senate Hall of the Royal Castle in Warsaw to bend his knee in an act of homage in front of the Polish King Sigismund III Vasa after the Poles took Moscow.