Joseph Karl Stieler, "Portrait of Crescentia Bourgin" detail, 1833

This blog is amazing! I'm studying art history right now, so these artworks are really exciting to see! I also appreciate the tags you put on them 🥰🥰🥰💞💗 ty ty ty 🎨

its so great to know the tags are helpful!❤️ thank you so much!

Are you painter?

no! i deeply lack this talent

Hi, I'm a poet, and if love to use some of your paintings for my work. Would it be okay if I did?

hi! the paintings are not exactly mine, they are from many different artists and are currently public domain, so feel free to use whatever you want :)

James Sant, "Courage, Anxiety and Despair: Watching the Battle", ca. 1850

Vittorio Reggianini, La Soirée, ca. 1880-1938

Borisoglebsky, "Return from the Front", 1975

Albert Anker, "Diligent", 1886

Franz Xaver Winterhalter, "L'impératrice Eugénie à la Marie-Antoinette" detail, 1854

Alexandre Cabanel, "Echo", 1874

Karl von Blaas, "Allegory of Bravery", 1859

James Sant, "The Fairy Tale" detail, ca. 1845

John Everett Millais, "The Bridesmaid", 1851

Joshua Reynolds, "Sarah Campbell" detail, ca. 1777-78

Mary Tripe, “Portrait of a Peasant Woman”, ca. 1910-40

James Sant, "The Fairy Tale", ca. 1845

Hobbe Smith, "View on Rhenen", ca. 1870-1942