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11) Peru and Denmark are best friends and both have a punk style.
@DDen009 Im a freelance furry artist from Denmark! Dragons and dogs are my favorite thing to draw! Heres some of my stuff~
Sometimes you just gotta doodle Pokémon #pokemon #slyveon #myboycee #haydenmariecreations
Star Wars: #TheBadBatch - Cut and Run concept art by Molly Denmark
Denman Waldo Ross, Half-length Seated Nude Youth, 1896 https://t.co/xbuEvvghyR #museumarchive #denmanwaldoross
Hi there!~
I'm Jinxit! A self-taught digital artist from England currently living amongst the vikings here in Denmark!
I specialise in anime / furry digital art!
I love drawing fun and relatable comics!
Find me elsewhere! https://t.co/4tptjzWbCU
@RosemaryTht Thanks for the artshare! I’m from Denmark and enjoy drawing/painting portraits, animals, bodies and people ~
@darthlees ✨ Thank you for this, and congrats on the 13k! 👏
My name is Anne, I am an artist from Denmark who loves to draw DnD and fantasy art! 💜
On 5th May 1945, the German surrender at Lüneburg Heath became effective, encompassing all German armed forces opposing the 21st Army Group in northwestern Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
VIDEO ON WW2 HERE: https://t.co/KfoUjCGsds
#onthisday #history #mannymandoeshistory
5 May 1813. Søren Kierkegaard was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. He’a regarded as the first existentialist philosopher. Most of his work examines how to live one life, prioritising concrete human reality over abstract thinking and highlighting the importance of personal choice.
Twin Suns by Sam Denmark
https://t.co/aOTqmU0E9y #StarWars #StarWarsDay2021
Denman Waldo Ross, Portrait of a Young Man in Suspenders, 19th-20th century https://t.co/QfHzVyKS9B #harvardartmuseums #museumarchive
Denman Waldo Ross, Basil Parker, 19th-20th century https://t.co/k3kq2nMFm3 #museumarchive #harvardartmuseums
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Anthony Leading Cleopatra in board https://t.co/NVbUhqjWmi #nationalgalleryofdenmark #smkmuseum
J. Bentzen-Bilkvist, Showery Landscape. Jægerspris, Zealand https://t.co/9bErX2xvDH #museumarchive #nationalgalleryofdenmark
Interior of a Turkish Coffeehouse, 1836, by Martinus Rørbye (Denmark, 1803-1848). The windows are tall and the multiple smaller frames means that you can fine tune light, ventilation, air velocity exchange, etc. as needed. This is top notch functional window design.