Theartistsmanifesto Gallery

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theartistsmanifesto:Microscopic studies of a Small Tortoiseshell and Painted Lady by Beatrix Potter
theartistsmanifesto: Girl on Terrace by Patrick Caulfield (ca.1971)
theartistsmanifesto: Renfield by Andrew Wyeth (ca.1999). Tempera on panel. 
theartistsmanifesto: The Wanderer above the Mists by Caspar David Friedrich (1817)
theartistsmanifesto:Laocoon and His Sons, 2nd century B.C., Marble, Vatican Museums. This ancient gr
theartistsmanifesto: John Singer Sargent, Lady with the Rose (Charlotte Louise Burckhardt), 1882, oi
theartistsmanifesto: David Hockney (1937-) is English born yet most of his art is California based.
theartistsmanifesto: details from The Birth of Venus. 
foto-jennic:theartistsmanifesto:The Farnese Atlas, 2nd century Roman marble copy of a Greek sculptur
theartistsmanifesto:Mary Magdalen as Melancholy (detail), 1621, Oil on canvas, Museo Soumaya.
theartistsmanifesto:Blackman Street, London by John Atkinson Grimshaw (1855)
theartistsmanifesto: My favorite painting at the Detroit Institute of Art, Whistler’s Nocturne in B
theartistsmanifesto: Simpkin at the Tailor’s Bedside by Helen Beatrix Potter, published in The Tailo
theartistsmanifesto:Gustave Dore, Death of Samson, 1866. File Under: Haircut and Heroism, Biblical B
theartistsmanifesto:Koichi Sato, The Women’s Memorial Service, 1979, Offset lithography. 
theartistsmanifesto:Storm Sea by George Bellows (ca. 1913)
theartistsmanifesto:Le Seize Septembre by Rene Magritte (ca. 1956).
theartistsmanifesto: Salvador Dali by Philippe Halsman (ca. 1954).
theartistsmanifesto:The Witching Hour by Andrew Wyeth (ca. 1977).
theartistsmanifesto:Witches by Jean Veber (ca. 1900).
theartistsmanifesto:Mary Magdalen as Melancholy (detail), 1621, Oil on canvas, Museo Soumaya.
theartistsmanifesto:The Iceberg by Frederic Edwin Church (ca. 1891)It would be a good time for the a
theartistsmanifesto:Starlight by Patrick Hughes (ca. 1983).
theartistsmanifesto: Our last work by Edmund Dulac is Dissolving in Foam, an illustration made for H
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