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Take a tour through the fanciful art of Irisz Agocs. The Budapest, Hungary-based artist’s work has appeared in hundreds of Storybird stories. Agocs’ watercolors animate the simple — and often imaginary! — pleasures in life. #Animate #Artwork
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Hungarian Commissar 1949-51
#Hungary #ColdWar #digitalart #Drawing #ArtistOnTwitter #วาดรูป #ancientwarrior #digitalpainting #military #militarygirl #animegirl
Maharani Indira Raje of Cooch Behar, portrait by Hungarian painter Philip de Laszlo.
One of the first Indian woman to come out of purdah in early 20th century, this grand old lady is the mother of the legendary Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur
@dpanikkar @IndiaArtHistory @mukhoty
You can leave me here too, I will be fine. @szepmuveszeti #Budapest, #Hungary 1/2 https://t.co/NmfwZSheN6
If you like #NFTs and erotic art, my Close-up artwork still available on Ero-Shunga collection, only two pieces left 🤯🤯🤯🤯
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#madnesscombat #madcom
Márk Lajos (Hungarian, 1867-1940) Femme fatale, N/DD Oil on canvas, 42,5x38 cm
@NewJeffCT Yes… and if they want to just go ahead and live their own best lives in Hungary, or in Siberia… I invite them to go on with their bad selves. I don’t think it’s what they’re expecting. Then again, some of them do like being bent over the party line!
@Nick_Anderson_
Art Inspiration For Today: Sunday Afternoon - The Family by Zoltan Zepeshy (Hungarian-American), tempera on hardboard, genre: Modernism, 1944 #artinspirtionfortoday #thefamily #zoltanzepeshy
@thebighousensfw Thanks! But Jucika's not my character. She's from an old hungarian comic strip
Tiresias, the ageless, sightless dormouse who plays accompaniment for the Devil’s Choir (lots more dormice) on the gàrdon, a traditional Hungarian stringed instrument which is struck like a drum
(from
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The Mask that Loved to Count.
Affections from dedications teach children to share and to be willing to contribute. Hungarian version can be bought through following link:https://t.co/CeXJQ2uJMx
Dame avec la cage des oiseaux, 1892
par József Rippl-Rónai
(Hungarian, 1861-1927)