rpfisfine:

this is kind of changing my life as we speak

theegoist:

Jaap Wagemaker (Dutch, 1906–1972) - (Clay matter), Ink, gouache and chalk on brown paper, collage, 84 x 72 cm (1968)

pwlanier:

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, PROBABLY SANIKILUAQ (BELCHER ISLANDS)

FISHERWOMAN, EARLY 1950S

stone, ivory, string, and black inlay, 7 x 4.25 x 2 in (17.8 x 10.8 x 5.1 cm)

unsigned.

FirstArts

nobrashfestivity:

Ana Mendieta
Black Ixchell, Iowa
1976

harpij:

Jacob Landau, Doubles, c. 1965

zegalba:

Jeanie Tomanek: Were I but Whole (2018)

bienenkiste:

Shot by Hugh Mulhern for Simone Rocha

random-brushstrokes:

John Butler Yeats (Irish, 1839 – 1922) - Dog on a Bearskin

nobrashfestivity:

Yazep Narсyzavіch Drazdovich (October 13, 1888 - September 15, 1954) - Belarusian artist (painter and graphic artist), teacher, archaeologist, writer, ethnographer, folklorist and amateur of theoretical astronomy.

thunderstruck9:

Nanna Susi (Finnish, 1967), It has always been, 2010. Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 cm.

henk-heijmans:

Al Ahmadi oil field, Kuwait, 1991 - by Steve McCurry (1950), American

random-brushstrokes:

Ferdinand Oger - Cat lying down basking (ca. 1900)

bebs-art-gallery:

How Animals Mourn

Anguish by August Friedrich Schenk † The Dead Miner (Mourning the Master) by Charles Christian Nahl † The Faithful Hound by sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA † The Orphan. A Memory of Auvergne by August Friedrich Schenk

doomhope:

bogsleep:

Alfred’s Heron by Carol Eckert
cotton, linen, wire (14.5 x 19 x 2.5")

[ID: Textile sculpture of a single bird wing in a blended variety of classic natural dye colors, mostly shades of brown, peach, and grey. The feathers are all uniquely shaped and textured, and many have ridges, visible stitching, or both. End ID]