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Winter Afternoon in New York, 1900, Frederick Childe Hassam. American (1859 - 1935)

Ricardo Chucky, ‘Generational Oppression’, 2020Source (also here)“It is not light that w

Daisy Miller (1974).In this comedy of manners, Frederick Winterbourne tries to figure out the bright

patricia-loves-art:Frederick Childe Hassam (1859-1935) ~ At Sunset Summer 2021, day 76. Hassam was o

fionaapplearthistory: Love’s Shadow by Frederick Sandys // “Paper Bag” by Fiona Apple

Twelve Monkeys

Twelve Monkeys

colin-vian: Frederick Carl Frieseke - On the Beach, 1913. Oil on canvas, 32.25 X 32.25 in. (81.92 X

John Frederick Kensett  (American, 1816–1872)New England SunriseOil on canvas

Hey. Our new LP “Is The Is Are” is out soon, so around its release we’ve announced

Frederick Barbarossa - Holy Roman emperorThe Emperor rising from behind the city-walls of Rome

The Marriage of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa to Beatrice of Burgundy, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo,

Frederick Barbarossa on his throneMiniature in the Exultation roll of Montecassino (1170-’90) Rome,

The Legend of the Haarlem Shield (Frederick Barbarossa Awards the City of Haarlem with a Sword for i

theimportanceofbeingmodernist:Mosaic wall at Hornsey Library by Frederick J Mitchell. © 2021 Alex Ja

centuriespast:The Sirensby Frederick Richard PickersgillOil on panel, 50 x 50 cmCollection: Russell-

Terrence Malick aka Terrence Frederick Malick (American, b. 1943, Ottawa, IL, USA) - Days of Heaven,

Toronto Gay Pride, August 25, 1973 - by Jearld Frederick Moldenhauer.

kattestrophe:I am in the “my hand doesn’t work”-phase of art block, so, instead of finishing my WIPs

kattestrophe:August 1991Someone asked me to draw my problematic fave with his dogs and who am I to t

kattestrophe:Alternativer Titel: Und es hat Suhm gemachtAnother comic from yours truly! And this tim

merelybeing:Frederick is not so keen on the art nouveau pieces, but, I love nature. And women. Colet

Frederick Douglass (ca. 1817-1895) was born as a slave in the United States, but escaped slavery in

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass an American SlaveDublin 1845 

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