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jaded-mandarin:

Hendrick de Fromantiou. Detail from Still Life, 17th Century.

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fawnvelveteen:

Twiggy modeling Zandra Rhodes, Vogue Magazine December 1974. Photograph by Barry Lategan.

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nycartscene:

Reception Thurs, Apr 16, 6-8p:

“The Brothers Grimm”
 Natalie Frank

The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster St., NYC

Frank applies her visual and psychological acumen to that most evocative and misunderstood of literary forms, the fairytale—specifically the original, unsanitized stories transcribed by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm between 1812 and 1857. The exhibition presents twenty-five drawings out of a total of seventy-five that Frank completed over a period of three-and-a-half years between 2011 and 2014. The drawings are made in gouache and chalk pastel producing both gritty and luminous surface effects. Engaging the intersection between body and mind, reality and fiction, the series can be seen as a contemporary feminist reimagining of a symbolist legacy. - thru June 28

pictured: Cinderella I, 2011–4, Gouache and chalk pastel on paper

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palomamia:

Photographe anonyme

Nus 1900

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electripipedream:

Vassar college girls practicing Greek dances
1923

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angelstills:

Endless Love (1981)

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the-paintrist:

rickinmar:

Charles Woodbury is one of my favorite coastal New England painters. he worked all over, but mostly in the Ogunquit Maine area. this detail is from the 1920s.

Charles Herbert Woodbury (July 14, 1864 – January 21, 1940), United States marine painter, was born in Lynn, Massachusetts.

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last-picture-show:

Ernst Haas, London Festival Garden, Ostende, 1950

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rcairns:

by Rebecca Cairns

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