1. hydeordie: Edgar Heap of Birds Nuance of Sky/Words are Open 2012

    hydeordie:

    Edgar Heap of Birds Nuance of Sky/Words are Open 2012

  2. the59thstreetbridge: joan miró, this is the color of my dreams, 1925

    the59thstreetbridge:

    joan miró, this is the color of my dreams, 1925

  3. peira: Roger Kemp:  Gothic (c.1964) via Artgallery NSW

    peira:

    Roger Kemp:  Gothic (c.1964) via Artgallery NSW

  4. illumanu:

    second quarter of the 14th century (1325-1350), English - London?

    British Library

    Yates Thompson 13: the Taymouth Hours

    folios 8v, 9v, 10v

    http://www.bl.uk/catalogues/illuminatedmanuscripts/record.asp?MSID=8148

  5. phytos:

    Tilo Driessen - Isfahan

    (Source: blue-voids)

  6. heracliteanfire: Lapis lazuli bust of Zeus Sarapis. Roman, ca. 300 (via British Museum)

    heracliteanfire:

    Lapis lazuli bust of Zeus Sarapis. Roman, ca. 300 (via British Museum)

  7. ilterzouomo: Little Nemo in Slumberland by Moebius.

    ilterzouomo:

    Little Nemo in Slumberland by Moebius.

  8. paperimages: Tricia Scott, The Huntress

    paperimages:

    Tricia Scott, The Huntress

  9. sugarmeows: Starry Night (1893) – Edvard Munch

    sugarmeows:

    Starry Night (1893) – Edvard Munch

    (Source: fridaddie)

  10. dailyartjournal: Thérèse Murdza, “After Which There Was A Cascade Of Open Questions”

    dailyartjournal:

    Thérèse Murdza, “After Which There Was A Cascade Of Open Questions”

  11. masterpiecedaily: Gaston Bussiere Isolde 1911

    masterpiecedaily:

    Gaston Bussiere

    Isolde

    1911

  12. antipodeans: Alma Nungarrayi Granites, Seven Sisters Dreaming. Acrylic on linen, 122 x 122 cm. Alma Nungarrayi Granite is a Warlpiri artist from the Northern Territory. Nungarrayi is part of Warlukurlangu Artists, a locally-owned and operated arts centre in near the southern end of the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory. Nungarrayi’s parents helped establish the Warlukurlangu Artists, which aims to represent Indigenous art in a way that is ethical to the artists. The Seven Sisters series is part of the Yanjirlpirri Jukurrpa (Star Dreaming) exhibition. The paintings reflect interwoven stories from Warlpiri culture and their Dreamtime (Indigenous stories of cosmology, creation and spirituality). Image source: Yapinga Gallery via ZeeZee.

    antipodeans:

    Alma Nungarrayi Granites, Seven Sisters Dreaming.

    Acrylic on linen, 122 x 122 cm.

    Alma Nungarrayi Granite is a Warlpiri artist from the Northern Territory. Nungarrayi is part of Warlukurlangu Artists, a locally-owned and operated arts centre in near the southern end of the Tanami Desert in the Northern Territory. Nungarrayi’s parents helped establish the Warlukurlangu Artists, which aims to represent Indigenous art in a way that is ethical to the artists.

    The Seven Sisters series is part of the Yanjirlpirri Jukurrpa (Star Dreaming) exhibition. The paintings reflect interwoven stories from Warlpiri culture and their Dreamtime (Indigenous stories of cosmology, creation and spirituality).

    Image source: Yapinga Gallery via ZeeZee.

  13. deadpaint: Vincent van Gogh, Church of Auvers

    deadpaint:

    Vincent van Gogh, Church of Auvers

  14. omgthatdress: Robe à la Française 1755-1760 The Victoria & Albert Museum

    omgthatdress:

    Robe à la Française

    1755-1760

    The Victoria & Albert Museum

  15. thetranscendentalmodernist: Clytie - Louis Welden Hawkins (1849–1910)

    thetranscendentalmodernist: