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andresgamiochipi:

“Rostro de Flores" 
Collage on Paper
Andrés Gamiochipi
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red-lipstick:

Nicola Bealing (b. 1963, Hertford, UK) - Boy With Burning Hair from Heartburn exhibition,  2014    Drawings: Ink on Handmade Paper

lensblr-network:

Indulge
by Trevor Drummond

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by Trevor Drummond  (littlebrickbox.com)

bbbriandonnelly:

Sustained

oil, turpentine, hand sanitizer, canvas

24” x 24”

2014

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surrealismart:

Untitled (Automatic Drawing), 1950

Wolfgang Paalen

ancientart:

Shown here is a kudurru (stele) of King Melishipak I (1186–1172 BC). This kudurru dates to the Kassite period, and was taken to Susa in the 12th century BC as war booty. Grasping her arm, the king presents his daughter to the goddess Nannaya.

There are three further points of interest in this scene: the sun to the far right represents the god Shamash, the central crescent moon the god Sin, and the star, the goddess Ishtar. In Mesopotamian religion, Shamash was the god of the sun, and the son of Sin, the moon god. Ishtar was the goddess of sexual love and war.

Courtesy of & currently located at the Louvre, France, Sb 23. Photo taken by Jastrow.

ubu507:

I’m a little amazed that the U.S. postal service now has a Jimi Hendrix stamp. The Sixties won, man! ‘Scuse me while I kiss the sky!

ubu507:

Jules Pascin

American and Bulgarian, active in France, 1885–1930

Two Standing Nudes (Deux nus debout)

1914

Oil on canvas

The Barnes Foundation