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lilithsplace: A Sunny Afternoon in 1913, 1957 - Max Ernst (1891–1976)

lilithsplace:A Cat on the Battery (Radiator), 2017 -. Maria Chepelevaoil canvas  |  source:

lilithsplace:Twilight, Girl Leading a Horse, 2016 - Colin Watson (b. 1966)oil on canvas  |  source:

lilithsplace:Attimi successivi (Successive Moments), 2015 - Luciano Ventrone (b. 1942)oil on linen  

lilithsplace:La Scala (The Eyes), 1937 - Maria Helena Viera da Silva  (1908–1992)

lilithsplace:Night Scene - Greg Gandy (b. 1980)oil on panel  |  source:

lilithsplace:Generosa (Generous), 2013 - Luciano Ventrone (b. 1942)oil on linen  |  source:

lilithsplace:Orion, 2003 - Richard Carter (b. 1946)

lilithsplace:Market in Bali, 1975 - Han Snel (1925–1998)

idionkisson:lilithsplace:‘Celestial Requiem For A Fallen Light’, 2016 - Andy Kehoe (b. 1978)oil &

lilithsplace:‘Pier flowers and fruits’ - Émile Othon Friesz (1879–1949)

lilithsplace:‘Woman on a Boat’, 1952 - Jacques Hnizdovsky (1915–1985) .woodcut

lilithsplace:Hiver Lapon (Lapland winter), 1974 - Christian Dotremont (1922–1979)

lilithsplace:A Cat on the Battery (Radiator), 2017 -. Maria Chepelevaoil canvas  |  source:

lilithsplace:A Cat on the Battery (Radiator), 2017 -. Maria Chepelevaoil canvas  |  source:

lilithsplace:Flowers by the window, 1989 - Philip Sutton (b. 1928)

lilithsplace:Forest Path, c. 1925-26 – Hermann Scherer (1893–1927)

lilithsplace:Untitled (No. 1781) - Angel Botello (1913–1986)

lilithsplace: ‘White Cat’s Garden at Night’, 1969 - Charles Blackman (b. 1928)

lilithsplace:‘Girlfriends’, 1933 - Béla Kontuly (1904–1983)

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