The Ox, Joseph Stella, 1929
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One time my grandpa referred to Hatsune Miku as a "creature" and it'll never not be funny to me
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#WorldCoatiDay:
Jacopo Ligozzi (Italian, 1547-1627)
Coati in un Paesaggio, c. 1620-40
oil on canvas
Villa medicea di Poggio a Caiano, Italy
Portrait of a South American Coati (Nasua nasua) wearing a red belled collar, presumably an individual from the Medici menagerie.
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la morte di texas
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Fashion Illustration Painted by John La Gatta (John LaGatta), Fixing the Dress, 1930s.
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Enrico Donati (1909-2008)—The Evil Eye [sculpture; painted plaster, acrylic sheet, copper wire, mirrors, glass, 1946-1947]
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Being Catholic* is actually such a goated advantage when taking Medieval and Early Renaissance art history classes because 75% of these lectures are just expanations of Biblical stories that I learned at Sunday school when I was eight lmao
* and by catholic i mean that weird “its my heritage and i have faith but the church/organized religion in general really sucks” kinda in-between
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Man Ray, Elsa Schiaparelli, 1933
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Tropical Flowers, Joseph Stella, circa 1930-35
Oil on canvas
33 ½ x 13 ¾ in. (85.09 x 34.92 cm)
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Rosina Ferrara, Head of a Capri Girl, John Singer Sargent, ca. 1878
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just to let you all know that from tomorrow onwards i won’t be nearly as active in my posting as i have been :[
my break is over and i have like 4 weeks until the end of the school year, which then means i have to spend basically every day revising (which i should have been doing instead of drawing pizza tower yaoi) for my exams which are the end of may and start of june.
live laugh love a levels am i right 🫶🫶🫶
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I’m just a lil’ ravioli!!
Circle graphic with a fork in a piece of ravioli with red sauce. Text wraps around and reads, ‘I’m just a lil’ ravioli against fascism.’ There is also basil and cheese.
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*babygirlifies ur tony soprano*
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#WorldSparrowDay:
Joseph Stella (Italian-American, 1877-1946)
1. Dance of Spring (Song of the Birds), 1924, oil on canvas
2. Study for Song of Birds, c.1924, silverpoint & crayon
from the 2023 “Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature” exhibition at Brandywine Museum of Art
“Stella assembles a classical temple of flora and fauna - in his own words, culled ‘from the elysian lyricism of the Italian spring.’ Flowers rise from a pink lotus at the base of a central column, culminating in the curious combination of a lupine and a longhorn steer's head flower, a floral form that resembles a bull's skull. Below perch three sparrows, the national bird of Italy* and a favorite of Stella's. He may have worked out this group separately in a silverpoint composition (on view adjacently) featuring the birds set among the branches of a winterberry tree rather than within a floral temple.”
🆔 Italian sparrow (Passer italiae)
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