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Working on small sheets of paper against his steering wheel, began creating psychedelic drawings of fantasy vehicles, otherworldly landscapes and tributes to his home state, California. Featured in 92.

​#outsiderart https://t.co/BCC4dtk4AG

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「風景」
2022年
18cm×14cm
油彩、キャンバス

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Born John Henry Twachtman American Renowned Style varied widely during his career but remained hinstinctively personal & experimental Member of The Ten group of American artists dissatisfied with professional art organizations

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🏔🌿 More landscapes on the horizon.

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What do you think of these landscapes ?

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We got access to Dalle 2. The Darkest timeline has now been realized.

Prompt: "Matthew Mercer curses Dungeons and Dragons' name and is cast down from Heaven, doomed to wander the barren landscape of Hell"



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Initially he painted landscapes before, as his reputation grew, he turned to genre by 1808. His first works were shown at the 1804 RA exhibition. Suffolk Landscape (c1810), John Varley (1814) & Horses (1816). Varley was his brother-in-law.

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For this day of I present molecular landscape illustrations inspired by CRISPR-Cas9 immunity stages (1) and application capabilities of genome editing tools in mammalian cells (2)👩‍🔬

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It's always amazing to see your breathtaking landscape art. Always looking forward to see more.

Here is some of my art 🧀

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Thanks so much and for collecting Landscape ❤️ really appreciate it!

There is 7 left! at 2.5 XTZ
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Week 01👁️🧠🦋: I hear birds, water and fire, when I see a painting by Abraham Pether. English landscape artist.

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Nikolay Nikanorovich Dubovskoy was a Russian landscape painter, associated with the 'Peredvizhniki'. Together with Isaac Levitan, he helped create what came to be known as the "Landscape of Mood"

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We also have beautiful paintings of green spaces at Which one would you like to find yourself in?

[1] William Cowen, ‘View of Bradford’ (1849)
[2] Thomas Smith, ‘View of Kirkstall Abbey’ (1747)
[3]Paul Bril, ‘Landscape with Satyrs’ (c. 1620-5)

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