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❝I believe that art shouldn’t belong only in museums and the elite, but also the common folk. It is something special that people should be able to relate too.❞

This is our post on the great Jamini Roy. https://t.co/t8UeEZKTWB

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2021-06-26

Ever Wanted to Soak in Bonnard’s Tub? See 6 Famous Bathrooms From Art History as They May Have Really Looked→
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2021-06-23

“Detail. Emile Quentin Brin.

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2021-06-20

Abstract Xena fan art with Celtic design



My inspirations of this piece are from Medieval illuminated manuscripts, especially pages from The Book of Kells and The Lindisfarn Gospels.

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2021-06-19

🎨 Et vous ? Que vous évoque cette oeuvre ? Merci à l' indépendant 👨‍🎨 Klaudia BESSERER NUNEZ pour "Evolution Transmutation"

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2021-06-17

Frida Kahlo often dealt with death in her paintings, such as “Dream of the Bed” (1940). She even kept a papier-mâché skeleton named Juda above her bed in real life as a reminder that death could arrive at any time.

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2021-06-16