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Something about deactivating all social media besides tumblr and Snapchat that hits diff
Relaxing after work
#weed#marijuana#dutch masters#me#blonde#blue eyes#selfies#snapchat#tattoos#foodie#yummy#selfie#home cook
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Elias van Nijmegen Studies of Four Tulips, c. 1700 - c. 1725
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The biggest Vermeer exhibition ever now in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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#Rembrandt#Jan Willemsz van der Pluym#Jaapgen Carels#Dominicus van der Pluym#Cornelia van Suytbroec#Christie’s#Marten ten Hove#Count Vincent Potocki#Baron d’Ivry#James Murray#Henry Pettifer#Rijksmuseum#paintings#art#Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn#Dutch masters#Dutch Golden Age
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Skeletor Van Slangenberg
Rumored to have been painted by Rem-Brandt, greatest of the Dutch Masters (of the Universe)
Midjourney Prompt: Skeletor, in traditional flemmish clothing, sitting by a castle window, in the style of rembrandt, artstation, Artgerm. fine brush strokes
#skeletor#motu#masters of the universe#dutch masters#14th century flemmish painting#fanart#midjourney#ai artwork#midjourney ai#midjourney art#skeleton#spoopy#skeleton war#halloween
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1959 Dutch Masters Cigar advertisement
#1959#dutch masters#cigar#box#toy#kids#imagination#vintageadsmakemehappy#vintage magazine#vintage advertising#smoking#magazine#advertising#1950s#50s#50s ads#vintage tobacco
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Gerard ter Borch the Younger (Dutch, 1617–1681) - The Family of the Stone Grinder, c. 1653-5
#Gerard ter Borch#Gerard ter Borch (II)#Gerard ter Borch the Younger#The Family of the Stone Grinder#art#paintings#portraits#1600s#17th century#Holland#Netherlands#Dutch Masters
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The Art of Painting the Nesquik Bunny by Johannes Vermeer.
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1957 Dutch Masters Cigars
#1957#dutch masters#cigar#cigartime#imaynotdrinkbutiknowwhatilike#vintage advertising#vintage magazine#magazine#vintageadsmakemehappy#advertising#cerealkiller#1950s#50s
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Leisure Time in an Elegant Setting, Pieter de Hooch
#dutch golden age#dutch masters#interior#genre painting#flemmish#bruges#netherlandish#art#art history#met museum#rijksmuseum#rembrandt
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A new Vermeer, charcoal portrait on paper with only details of paintings of Johannes Vermeer.
There are no pictures of Vermeer, so I drew him as a young Vermeer.
#johannes vermeer#vermeer#old masters#paintings#golden age#charcoal portrait#self portrait#art#charcoal drawing#fine art#Dutch masters#realistic art#textures
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Anna Ancher (Aug. 18, 1859 - 1935) was one of the best of the Skagen Painters, and the only native of the town (She was the daughter of the local hotelier, Brøndum).
Her art is informed by her study of the Dutch 17th C. masters, and an Impressionist approach to light and color. Here is one of her finest interiors:
Anna Ancher: Interior with poppies and reading woman (Lizzy Hohlenberg), 1891 - oil on canvas (Skagens Museum)
#art#danish artist#danish painter#interior painting#anna ancher#1900s#portrait painting#lizzy hohlenberg#1890s#oil on canvas#skagens museum#skagen painter#brøndums hotel#dutch masters#poppies#impressionism#vilhelm kyhn
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Exploring the World of Tobacco: From King Palm to Dutch Masters
Tobacco, a plant native to the Americas, has a rich history spanning centuries. Its usage has evolved from sacred rituals among indigenous tribes to a global commodity, influencing cultures, economies, and health policies worldwide. In this blog post, we delve into the diverse landscape of tobacco products, from traditional options like bugler cigarette tobacco to premium choices such as King Palm and Dutch Masters.
King Palm: A Regal Choice
King Palm, known for its premium quality and smooth smoking experience, has gained popularity among discerning tobacco enthusiasts. Sourced from select leaves, King Palm offers a rich flavor profile and a slow, even burn, elevating the smoking experience to new heights. Whether enjoyed alone or with friends, King Palm delivers a regal touch to every puff.
Greenbacks: A Classic Favorite
For those seeking a timeless smoking experience, greenbacks remain a classic choice. With their distinctive aroma and balanced flavor, greenbacks evoke nostalgia for simpler times. Whether rolled by hand or using a cigarette rolling machine, greenbacks provide a satisfying smoke that stands the test of time.
Bugler Cigarette Tobacco: Crafted to Perfection
Bugler cigarette tobacco is renowned for its superior quality and craftsmanship. Made from a blend of fine tobaccos, Bugler offers a smooth, consistent smoke with every puff. Whether used for rolling cigarettes or blending with other tobacco products, Bugler is a trusted name among tobacco connoisseurs.
Top Cigarette Tobacco: Setting the Standard
Top cigarette tobacco sets the standard for excellence in the world of tobacco products. With its premium quality and unmatched flavor, Top has earned a loyal following worldwide. Whether enjoyed in a hand-rolled cigarette or as part of a tobacco blend, Top delivers a satisfying smoking experience that keeps enthusiasts coming back for more.
Borkum Riff: A Taste of Tradition
Borkum Riff, with its rich history dating back to the 1960s, continues to captivate tobacco enthusiasts with its distinctive flavor and aroma. Crafted using premium tobaccos and infused with unique flavorings, Borkum Riff offers a sophisticated smoking experience like no other. Whether enjoyed in a pipe or as a rolling tobacco, Borkum Riff remains a timeless favorite among seasoned smokers.
Pipe Tobacco: Embracing Versatility
Pipe tobacco holds a special place in the world of tobacco products, offering a versatile smoking experience cherished by aficionados worldwide. With its wide range of flavors and blends, pipe tobacco allows smokers to customize their smoking experience according to their preferences. Whether seeking bold, robust flavors or subtle, nuanced notes, pipe tobacco offers something for every palate.
Dutch Masters: Exquisite Craftsmanship
Dutch Masters cigars, renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship and superior quality, have been a symbol of luxury and sophistication for generations. Made from the finest tobaccos and expertly rolled by master craftsmen, Dutch Masters cigars offer a refined smoking experience that transcends time. Whether enjoyed on special occasions or as a daily indulgence, Dutch Masters cigars epitomize the art of cigar smoking.
Conclusion
The world of tobacco offers a rich tapestry of flavors, aromas, and experiences for enthusiasts to explore. From traditional options like bugler cigarette tobacco to premium choices such as King Palm and Dutch Masters, there's something for every taste and preference. Whether enjoyed alone or with friends, tobacco products provide a moment of relaxation and contemplation in our fast-paced world.
#King Palm#greenbacks#bugler cigarette tobacco#top cigarette tobacco#borkum riff#pipe tobacco#dutch masters#paper
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Breakfast Table with Blackberry Pie - Willem Claeszoon Heda, 1631
This painting is really gorgeous. All the textures look so real that I can feel them - the polish on that candlestick, the light refracting through the wineglass - this feels almost photorealistic, from a time long before photographs.
William Claeszoon (or Claesz) Heda painted only still lifes (do people call them still lives? I don't know anything) and was pretty obviously very fucking good at it. Although there are still lifes dating back to Roman times, the modern still life was developed in the Netherlands (Heda's home country) starting in the 16th century. Early still lifes often included religious themes which seems to mean skulls, but other common subjects were flowers, fruit, and food.
This painting came about 10 years into Heda's career, which began in 1621 with a Vanitas (one of those religious-themed still life paintings designed to show "the transience of life, the futility of pleasure, and the certainty of death", as Wikipedia says) but most of the rest of his paintings seem to celebrate the certainty of breakfast. Or pie. Or breakfast pie, as in this case. In fact, he was an innovator in the late breakfast still life genre. I don't know if 'late' is referring to the time the breakfast occurred at or whether he was a latecomer to the breakfast still life scene. I prefer to think the former because it's charmingly specific. No early breakfasts for Willem Claeszoon Heda, thank you.
I find the studded wineglass very interesting because the same glass appears in a lot of Heda's paintings. I wonder if he liked drinking from it - that handle looks uncomfortable?? - but I bet it was interesting to paint.
Heda's talent was acknowledged during his life and these days he is known as one of the Dutch Masters. I hadn't heard of him before coming across this painting in Happy Color, but now I will be keeping an eye out.
The Happy Color version of the painting is one of the earlier paintings in the category, and it is obviously very simplified. They've cropped out the tipped glass and the subtlety of the shading and texturing has gone all the way away. However, you can still see how shiny the candlestick is meant to be and the transparency of the wine in the glass is still represented. They made an effort to soften the colouring in the tablecloth so it wasn't as harsh and separated as in some of the other places like the wine. This version still made me quite interested to see what the real painting looked like, and it was enjoyable to colour if not as complex as some of the later pictures in the category.
Source: Wikipedia
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Ori by Harmonia Rosales.
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