Arts Teacher in Parede -Cascais, Portugal
Watercolors Sketches...
most of of them made in location
Photo reblogged from The Antelucan Hourglass with 24 notes
Nu Entendu, Edouard Vuillard
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Ferdinand Hodler (Swiss; 1853–1918)
Lac Léman vu de Saint-Prex = Lake Geneva from Saint-Prex
Oil on canvas, ca. 1901
Sotheby’s, Zurich
Source: kecobe
Photo reblogged from The Scrapbook with 120 notes
Hide and Seek - Fanny Brate
1896
Source: fleurdulys
Photo reblogged from The Antelucan Hourglass with 29 notes
Soir Bleu, 1914.
Edward Hopper
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Photo reblogged from Le Petit Poulailler with 138 notes
windypoplarsroom: Quang Ho (Vietnamese/American; 1963) ~ Lemon Tree
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Camille Pissarro, “Ponte a Montfoucault”. (1874)
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Maxime Maufra (1861-1918), “Les bords de la Loire”.
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Photo reblogged from Interior with mirror with 61 notes
Ruskin Spear (English, 1911-1990), The Blackout, 1942. Oil on panel, 50.8 x 60.9 cm. Imperial War Museums.
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Le chemin à Peyrelebade (The Road to Peyrelebade) - Odilon Redon, undated.
From the Musée d’Orsay’s website:
Born into a wealthy family in Bordeaux, Redon was just two days old when he was sent to a wet nurse in Peyrelebade, a village in the Médoc. He spent most of his childhood in this area, separated from his parents. Bordering the Atlantic, this region stretching from the Gironde to the Landes, is famous for high quality of its vineyards. But it is also defined by its geological structure of sand and gravel, by a horizon stretching away into infinity and by landscapes of small villages set between moors and marshes. These wild, monotonous scenes, imbued with melancholy, became, for Redon, an introverted child with a sensitive nature, the original, bewitching point of reference of his painting.
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Photo reblogged from Le Petit Poulailler with 52 notes
fleurdulys: 1878 Camille Pissarro (Danish-French Impressionist/Neo-Impressionist; 1830-1903) ~ Côte des Grouettes, near Pontoise
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Hungarian painter (b. 1828, Debrecen, d. 1906, Budapest)
Carthusian Monastery in the Vicinity of Rome
c. 1858
Oil on canvas, 65 x 45 cm
Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest
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Photo reblogged from Thorstein Ulf with 6 notes
Aureliano de Beruete y Moret - View of the Sierra de Guadarrama from El Plantío (1901)
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Joaquín Sorolla - Rocas de Jávea y el bote blanco (1905)
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