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Angel with Torch by Kirk Richards, 2003
Angel with Flaming Sword by Edwin Howland Blashfield, 19th c.
Hans Thoma (1839–1924) was one of Germany's outstanding painters in the late 19th century.
thanks everyone for the 4k!! 🥺🥺
i missed a lot of milestones so im thankful i could catch this one o<-<
to enter you must be following (this is a follower appreciation raffle!!) + RT this post! raffle will end july 19th, 8pm est!
Ohara Koson was a late 19th, early 20th c. painter and print designer whose work often focused on nature and wildlife as subjects. His ukiyo-e woodblock prints are really wonderful.
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#Sundayreads: @UnrealCitoyenne explores a curious recurring character in 19th-century US — the sicko doctor — and what he tells us about the era's anxieties regarding sadism, public violence, and the newly professionalized medical field: https://t.co/bA50icN2XN
To celebrate the upcoming Gastly! Community Day! I'm gonna be doing some daily gengar Drawings Until the 19th!!
Day 1
#Gengar #PokemonGOCommunityDay
Illustrated [foreigners at] Dejima and Jūzen-ji (Nagasaki Dejima Jūzen-ji no zu) Vol. 1, 18th-19th century https://t.co/XqfwuvJwgQ #harvardartmuseums #museumarchive
Happy #FourthOfJuly! Pictured here is Lendall Pitts’ “The Grand Finale” from our collection. Enjoy!
Image: “The Grand Finale,” between late 19th and 20th century, Lendall Pitts, American, pastel on paper, DIA no. 51.120.
Happy Fourth of July! We hope you have fun and stay safe!
Don't forget to let us know if you'd like a refund before August 31st, and join us KantConline for FREE! It will be running all weekend July 17-19th! #kantcon #kantconline
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Angels from "Last Judgment," after Cavallini, Edith Cowles, 19th-20th century https://t.co/WY8KFgHXIj #edithcowles #harvardartmuseums
Reclining Female Nude, William Rowan, 19th-20th century https://t.co/EgannMZK8d #harvardartmuseums #williamrowan
Elsewhere in #London there were scenes of despair for budding socialites unable to gain entry to the newly appointed Prince Regent's legendary Fete which was staged at Carlton House, June 19th 1811
i just realised its been just over a year since i first drew meouch (june 19th) and it’s sort of a good reference for my artstyle improvement i think, since i draw him a Lot, haha this isnt even all 😅 but drawing (almost) daily has been rly beneficial just in general!!
@nellucnhoj It's funny how their literally using the same propaganda that England used back in the 19th century. Only against the Irish and the working class.
Codex - Hearthfire is now in The Gauntlet Patreon feed: https://t.co/UUmgRFH9jy
It has: Packet, about a 19th c. Transatlantic trip; Respite, a game of being under siege; The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soulless, for Brindlewood Bay; Hearthfire, an expansion for Trophy Gold, & more.
Here's a few more of the amazing Flower entries we've had. These are by @MullingsCarol Angelika Millmaker Amanda Watt and @Debm23_deborah. Remember all work will be for Sale on the 19th July and will be available to view on our website soon. #BPPArtExhibition
Illustrated Figures and Flowers (Jinbutsu sōka gakan) Vol. 2, Suzuki Kiitsu, Late Edo period, 19th century https://t.co/OPNARjhyUa #harvardartmuseums #suzukikiitsu
Codex - Hearthfire is now in The Gauntlet Patreon feed: https://t.co/UUmgRFH9jy
It has: Packet, about a 19th c. Transatlantic trip; Respite, a game of being under siege; The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soulless, for Brindlewood Bay; Hearthfire, an expansion for Trophy Gold, & more.
Tonight's goodnight images are of Donati's Comet. After the Great Comet of 1811, it was the most brilliant comet that appeared in the 19th century. It was also the first comet to be photographed. Credits in comments.
Sleep tight.