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hornyforpoetry · 3 days
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The Teresiana Library // Mantova // Italy
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luxus-aeterna · 6 months
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baroque gentle lady | IG
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captvreme · 1 year
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Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680); Italian sculptor and architect.
“What Shakespeare is to drama, Bernini is to sculpture[…]” Katherine Eustace, 2011
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iridessence · 1 year
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divinity by the togfather
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embeccy · 4 months
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💗🎠💓✨💞👛💝💘💮🩰💕
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the-cricket-chirps · 6 months
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Philippe de Champaigne
Still Life with a Skull
circa 1671
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canterai · 3 months
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piccioli attimi di luci e sorrisi
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sainted-places · 1 month
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Ok so I havent been able to draw these last few days so have this old drawing from the time I was obsessed with baroque architecture.
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Sorry for bad pic couldnt get the lighting right for the life of me
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hornyforpoetry · 2 months
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Statues from Gipsoteca Bartolini (part III) - Galleria dell' Accademia // Florence, Italy
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luxus-aeterna · 1 year
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une vieille âme à Nouvelles Orléans
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seraphimfall · 3 months
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iridessence · 1 year
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inspire by the togfather
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owls-and-cakes · 6 months
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Schottenkirche - Vienna, Austria
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bog-bitch · 11 months
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Antique lover’s eye jewelry
Per KatieConsiders.com
“lover’s eye jewelry was popular in the late 1700s and early 1800s when stylish aristocratic Englishmen and women often wore the miniature portraits depicting their spouse or lover. Because the tiny watercolors revealed only the eye, the subject’s identity could be kept secret. Typically painted on ivory, the portraits were fashioned as brooches, rings, pendants, and lockets”
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