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li-an:

ÖNB/ANNO AustriaN Newspaper Online
art-and-fury:

alessandramariaart:  Sofia, 2013

Alessandra Maria - New work! Showing through Spoke Art Gallery for the San Francisco art fairs Art Mrkt and ArtPad
hotwatercolor:

graveyard girls by Kyle.Thompson on Flickr.
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fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
fuckyeahvintageillustration:

‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and A. Constable, Edinburgh.
See the complete book here.
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remediosthebeauty:

René Binet was a French architect and painter (born in 1866).  What I find really fascinating about his work is that much of it is heavily inspired by biological illustrations; specifically those found in Ernst Haeckel’s book ‘Art Forms in Nature’. This coloured image of his piece, La Porte Monumentale, is a clear example of the influenced on his work.
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remediosthebeauty:

René Binet was a French architect and painter (born in 1866).  What I find really fascinating about his work is that much of it is heavily inspired by biological illustrations; specifically those found in Ernst Haeckel’s book ‘Art Forms in Nature’. This coloured image of his piece, La Porte Monumentale, is a clear example of the influenced on his work.
via Dataisnature
remediosthebeauty:

René Binet was a French architect and painter (born in 1866).  What I find really fascinating about his work is that much of it is heavily inspired by biological illustrations; specifically those found in Ernst Haeckel’s book ‘Art Forms in Nature’. This coloured image of his piece, La Porte Monumentale, is a clear example of the influenced on his work.
via Dataisnature
remediosthebeauty:

René Binet was a French architect and painter (born in 1866).  What I find really fascinating about his work is that much of it is heavily inspired by biological illustrations; specifically those found in Ernst Haeckel’s book ‘Art Forms in Nature’. This coloured image of his piece, La Porte Monumentale, is a clear example of the influenced on his work.
via Dataisnature
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theartofanimation:

Maike Plenzke
theartofanimation:

Maike Plenzke
theartofanimation:

Maike Plenzke
theartofanimation:

Maike Plenzke
theartofanimation:

Maike Plenzke
d3-14:

I have an issue of Prophet coming out this September. Here’s the cover.
art-and-fury:

Still Life with Flowers and Fruit (full) - Jan Van Huysum
aveadonai:

A Scythian stag the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. Dated from the 7th century B.C. from the Northern Caucasus. Image obtained from http://www.azerbaijanrugs.com/
septagonstudios:

Madkobra
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