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This painting in careful composition can be viewed from different angles. Imagine yourself walk across the bridge, over the hills or near the lake to discover more than one landscape.

Beauty of Shihu Lake, Wen Zhengming, 1532
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2022-02-12

Indulge in a quick with this watercolor by American painter born in 1883.

"Landscape with Tree." 20th century. Charlotte Abbott Gilman Paul Bequest Fund. BMA 1959.21

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2020-11-09

Take a moment to explore the muted colors, organic shapes, and lotus flowers in “Lotus Flowers: A Landscape Painting in the Background,” 1885-90, by Martin Johnson Heade. https://t.co/05LUDEpTRR

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2020-06-13

| Albany Institute's Purchase Prize for the 1984 Exhibition by Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region: North Elba by David D. Coughtry (b. 1953), 1984, oil on canvas, 46 H x 70 W, 1984.25 https://t.co/pdyv89HdKV

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2020-05-29

For today’s Ruth Asawa’s “Spring” from 1965.

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2020-05-29

Find a moment of peace this Friday with a from the Gilcrease collection, "Apache Mother & Child" by Allan C. Houser. Learn more about this piece and the artist at https://t.co/qIWHrK8ZH3

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2020-05-01

For today’s let’s bask in Corot’s Borromean Isles. The artist painted this nostalgic scene more than twenty years after his last visit to Italy—more poetic fiction than realistic fact.

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2020-04-27

ES DARF WIEDER GELACHT WERDEN!

Das Cartoonmuseum der Cartoonlobby in Luckau öffnet ab heute wieder seine Pforten für die Besucher ... https://t.co/q7wgNj1Xz3

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2020-04-23

It's 🌏 and we are celebrating with these landscape paintings 🏞️ by

We hope this brings you a breath of fresh air 🍃 this

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2020-04-22

Thanks for following along on today’s tour of gallery 70!

And for today’s Willard Leroy Metcalf’s “Midsummer Twilight” from c. 1890.

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2020-04-16

This is your The medium of watercolor translates the gleaming surface of the lake and the slipperiness of a netted fish in this 1892 work by American artist Winslow Homer. We hope you have a great Sunday.

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2020-04-12

Hopefully this whole tour provided you with a dose of your daily but in case you are in need of some more, here is a slow view moving down a zip.

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2020-04-04

For today's we have for you a colour serigraph by Canadian artist Alex Colville. Created in 1977, this print was purchased with funds from the Mary E. Hatch Bequest, in memory of Clifton W. Sherman.

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2020-04-03

Hope you’re having a cozy Sunday, whether it includes reading, drawing, gardening, or perhaps a good puzzle. 🛋#MuseumFromHome (John Singer Sargent, “Man Reading," c. 1905)

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2020-03-30

And for today’s a look at the accessories in Ingres’s “Madame Moitessier” (1851). Ingres had her send them to him so he could painted every single detail from life.

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2020-03-25

Take a moment to appreciate the details... 🌹

🎨, Pedro José Díaz (attb to), Portrait of a Young Woman, 1795-1810, Museum purchase with funds provided by Wellesley College Friends of Art
Object No, 2011.17

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2020-03-21

Take a moment to join photographer Howard Cleaves in the wetlands of Greenridge, Staten Island as he comes across a group of people fishing in the Summer of 1950. Imagine the birds chirping and a soft breeze rippling the water.

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2020-03-19

This painting of the rolling West Virginia hills actually depicts the site of the world's first petrochemical plant, built by the Union Carbide Corporation in 1920. https://t.co/OyGf5byIT1

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2020-03-17