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All of their size comparisons btw
more to come...

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Midnight in Paris ✨💙

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Hey guys, kindly reminder that •Celestial• from “DIVINE EVE” collection was exhibited in Paris 🇫🇷 is still available on FND🤍

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🪐🦊 Depuis 80 ans, le apprivoise et ravit petits et grands, en France et à travers le monde. Saint-Exupéry savait qu’on ne voit bien qu’avec le cœur et que l’essentiel est invisible pour les yeux : Paris s’en souvient toujours

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El arte se comunica a través de culturas, pensamientos y palabras. Únete a la conferencia Zoom del 15 de Abril 2023. -7pm Paris-Madrid/10am Los Angeles/1pm. New York/3pm Buenos Aire-Santiago/6pm London- Inscripción en https://t.co/O7iglle1jT

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I’ll confess this wasn’t her first design and this isn’t even old art (cause sadly I don’t know where it is and I’m too lazy to check) but I think it makes for the most interesting comparison lmao https://t.co/jPFF0HAtms

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Here you find a comparison between the leg's anatomy and a simplified version. On the see, you find a fully detailed ecorché, and on the right a stylized version built from blocks that can be easier understood and imagined from different angles.

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oldest one from 20/9/21 for comparison

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Georges Léonnec began his career as a newspaper cartoonist in 1899. After serving in World War I, he worked as an illustrator for the magazine La Vie Parisienne. He worked for several other publications including Fantasio and Le Sourire.

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Punky kougra🖤✨ (without comparison)

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A sketch of my oc, Grace Gloom(or Gloomy Grace), a solemn girl who.. despite her name is very content with her misery✨

Here is a comparison of her official design vs the original concept! I look forward to showing more of Grace in the coming days 💖

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Le Cerisier" (Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris)#peinture

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The King of Winter is Coming!
Surprised I never saw comparison photos yet while Rita was trending

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Midnight in Paris ✨💙
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April 5, 1732: French Rococo-style painter/printmaker Jean Honoré Fragonard is born.

Fragonard's "Coresus and Callirhoë" was exhibited at the Salon in Paris where it was purchased for King Louis XV.

🎨 Jean Honoré Fragonard, "Coresus and Callirhoë", 1765

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