The place where Angels and Devils Nest - The Devils Nest abandoned ski lifts and almost mega resort in Nebraska.
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Monday, August 26, 2019
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Paintings by Polish Artist Agnieszka WenckaAgnieszka Wencka...
Paintings by Polish Artist Agnieszka Wencka
Agnieszka Wencka (b.1978) in her paintings likes the combination of reality and unrealistic forms, delicate, accurate elements and dynamic areas. He also likes to feel the brush’s work (texture, individual strokes, blurs). Creating artwork, she is guided initially by the general idea, but most are born during the painting. She is fascinated not only by the effect but also the very process of creation, the traditional oil technique, all her “alchemy”, the structure of the paint stretched on canvas, the unexpected effects of individual strokes, the smells of oil media. via
Art is the only way to run away without leaving home - run with us.
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Paintings by Polish Artist Agnieszka WenckaAgnieszka Wencka... crss
Paintings by Polish Artist Agnieszka Wencka
Agnieszka Wencka (b.1978) in her paintings likes the combination of reality and unrealistic forms, delicate, accurate elements and dynamic areas. He also likes to feel the brush’s work (texture, individual strokes, blurs). Creating artwork, she is guided initially by the general idea, but most are born during the painting. She is fascinated not only by the effect but also the very process of creation, the traditional oil technique, all her “alchemy”, the structure of the paint stretched on canvas, the unexpected effects of individual strokes, the smells of oil media. via
Art is the only way to run away without leaving home - run with us.
posted by Margaret from tu recepcja H/T
crssfer1972: Today’s Classic: Book Readers in Art (Dedicated to...
Today’s Classic: Book Readers in Art (Dedicated to bookporn, tilly-and-her-books, bookstodevour, and all the bookworms around tumblr!)
1. Franz Eybl’s ‘Girl Reading’ (1850)
2. William Adolphe Bouguereau’s 'The Story Book’ (1877)
3. Charles Edward Perugini’s ‘Girl Reading’ (1878)
4. Atilio Baccani’s 'Lady Reading a Book’ (1876)
5. Sir John Lavery’s 'The Red Book’ (1892)
6. Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s 'Young Girl Reading’ (1770)
7. Charles Amable Lenoir’s 'To the Return of Times Lost’ (19th Century)
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