He divided the quick and the dead by Coyhand on Flickr.
Still that one winter.
luccen:

Edna Yel

Inter menses Februarium et Aprilem.

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nazic:Lost girls
mapsinchoate:


Desolation Island. Part Map of Southern Hemisphere 1816.

inexpressibleisland
cavetocanvas:

Thomas Gainsborough, Wooded Upland Landscape, c. 1783
From the Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History:

Gainsborough first saw seventeenth-century Dutch landscapes as a young apprentice in London in the early 1740s. He made a drawing after one of them, a forest scene by Jacob van Ruisdael (1628/29–1682), the Dutch artist whose work he most admired. By 1748, he had returned to his native Suffolk and was an accomplished landscape painter and draftsman. However, he was uninterested in the English tradition of topographical painting. Commissions for landscapes based on the Dutch model were few, and for his livelihood he was forced to turn to conversation pieces and portraiture. Gainsborough made his reputation as a portraitist in Bath, to which he moved in 1759, and in London, where he spent the last fourteen years of his life. His later landscapes are broadly painted and evocative. Informed by his lifelong interest in nature, they were nevertheless composed in the studio. This idyllic imaginary view and the chalk sketch on which it is based were probably made in London in 1783. The delicate washes of pastel coloring are typical.
Invisible by susurri on Flickr.
Tess Mayer
Thetford Forest, Near Santon Downham by jakem on Flickr.

Dreams and nightmares about meetings, trips abroad, underground malls, themeparks, pink vans and slaughterings with giant knives and stitched up wounds.

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