The Umbrellas by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, c. 1881-1886, The National Gallery, London (UK)
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@firstamendmentgirl.bsky.socialThe Umbrellas by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, c. 1881-1886, The National Gallery, London (UK)
@da-vinci2026.bsky.socialDo not be ashamed of unfinished work. Some ideas are simply waiting for the world to be ready to catch them.
@chieya-tokyo.bsky.socialUgo Mulas (1928–1973)
Marcel Duchamp, c. 1965
A playful glimpse of Marcel Duchamp behind the curtains.
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@ilearntoday.bsky.social#TIL Historians note that Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci met multiple times and once worked together on the same wall, side by side, during Renaissance Florentine projects.
@jennymeehanart.bsky.socialSolo exhibition at Leatherhead in 2009.. Trip down memory lane, interesting to see strands I still develop now!
#JennyMeehan #ArticulationExhibition #LeatherheadTheatre #ContemporaryArt #AbstractPainting #SurreyArt #FineArtPhotography #ArtHistory #VisualPoetry #AbstractExpressionism #UKArtist
@klausherdepe.bsky.socialGuten Morgen!
Gabriël Metsu (1629–1667) 🎨 🇳🇱
Frau bei der Mahlzeit, bekannt als „Das Katzenfrühstück“, 1661/64 🖼️
Rijksmuseum 🏛️
#Caturday #ArtHistory #Genre #PeopleWithCats #BskyArt #History
@morningmasterpiece.bsky.socialThe Bedroom — Vincent van Gogh, 1889
Art Institute of Chicago
“I think most about the window, its green panes giving onto a green he never explained, the south pressing at the…”
Today’s story: “The room he built for himself”
@da-vinci2026.bsky.social"Good memory, with which nature has endowed us, causes things long past to seem present."
Notebooks (Richter) §1170
@firstamendmentgirl.bsky.socialTram by Oleksandr Bogomazov, 1914, Private Collection
#ArtHistory #ModernArt #Cubo-Futurism
@troycap.bsky.socialAbbey in the Oakwood — a haunting German Romantic masterpiece by Caspar David Friedrich (1809–10). The ruined Gothic structure, silhouetted by bare oaks, evokes solitude, mortality and the sublime. See it: buff.ly/g2Meucc #ArtHistory
@troycap.bsky.socialIndependence Hall by Ferdinand Richardt — a marvelously detailed, historically accurate rendering of Philadelphia’s iconic building. Admire the intricate architecture and period detail: buff.ly/e7TTUXD #ArtHistory #Philadelphia
@troycap.bsky.socialDream of Solomon — a beautiful biblical classic by Italian master Luca Giordano. This 17th-century Baroque canvas captivates with dramatic chiaroscuro, vivid color, and theatrical composition that animates the biblical vision. buff.ly/RZbLWOn #ArtHistory
@troycap.bsky.socialExtensive Landscape by Philip de Koninck — a sweeping Dutch Baroque panorama: flat polders, glowing light and a brooding stormy sky that amplifies scale and atmosphere. A 17th‑century masterwork worth studying. buff.ly/JDWjfGW #DutchBaroque #ArtHistory
@addictedartgallery.bsky.social🗞️ WORD ON THE STREET | ART HISTORY 🏛️
The gang’s back together 🇦🇺
Sidney Nolan’s complete Ned Kelly series has been reunited for the first time in almost 30 years.
#SidneyNolan #NedKelly #AustralianArt #ArtHistory #ArtGalleryNSW #ModernArt #AddictedArtGallery