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Ruins on the CoastThomas Girtin (British; 1775–1802)Watercolor and graphite on medium, moderately te
The Poplar AvenueDavidCox the Elder (British; 1783–1859) after Meindert Hobbema (Dutch; 1638–1709)Wa
Félix Vallotton, The Mont-Blanc & The Jungfrau, 1896
chill little plants and clouds cuz i felt like drawing chill plants and clouds.you can also find the
Croyland Abbey, LincolnshireJohnSell Cotman (British; 1782–1842)1807Graphite and watercolorThe Briti
At Brighton, 1804: Three Women, Child and Man Looking Out to SeaJohn Nixon (British; ca. 1760–1818)1
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My first drawing on Krita!I intended it to be a quick little warm up doodle and I just became so eng
African Fantasy: The AwakeningWinold Reiss (American, born Germany; 1886–1953)ca. 1925Ink, watercolo
Rapunzel and her new pokefriend Hello! I made a fan art of Rapunzel and her new friend!I chose rapid
“Les reflets de ton âme” Watercolor Clouds AVAILABLEWatercolor original on 140lb (Paper Size: 5.90 x
Heya! Back with another piece ^_^College life can get pretty hectic and sour, especially for an intr
Dreams about running away-INPRNT
Dreams about running away II-INPRNT
Apollo Tending the Flocks of ArtemisHarry Ellis Wooldridge (British; 1845–1917)undatedWatercolorThe
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travelstoke: Kevin @trailstoke drawing some nice lines out in the woods this last week. The clouds
This is an unfinished drawing i did a while ago but not sure if ill ever finished it. So im posted i
Claude-Nicolas Ledoux (French; 1736–1806), circle ofProject for a Country VillaPen and black ink, br
I’m taking part in competition of concept arts for famous russian fairy tail “Ruslan and Ludmila”. I
“The Christian Triumph” (frontispiece to Night IV)William Blake (British; 1757–1827)ca. 1795–7Illust
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