
День 10 моего челленджа. Сегодня — Даша. @darya_my_muza Мы познакомились не случайно. Я перепутала дверь — и вошла в игру Лила под её руководством. Она проводник. А...

День 10 моего челленджа. Сегодня — Даша. @darya_my_muza Мы познакомились не случайно. Я перепутала дверь — и вошла в игру Лила под её руководством. Она проводник. А...

In Raimundo de Madrazo’s (1841—1920) prolific production, most of which was executed in Paris, where he settled when very young, his paintings featuring his favourite...

💔I frammenti del vissuto compongono il mosaico del futuro: tanto più preziosi di me.🪞🪩⛓️💥💔Però, imballate con ovatta la vostra parte fragile e proteggetela con...
“As long as I live,” Artemisia Gentileschi once said, “I will have control over my being.” This phrase reflects her determination, inner strength and resilience ❤️🩹

Après le déjeuner appears to have been painted in Bougival, where Impressionist artist Berthe Morisot (1841—1895) and her husband Eugène Manet, the brother of the...

One of Canada’s first women to achieve a successful professional career as an artist, Helen McNicoll (1879—1915) dedicated her life to art and created more than 120...
Peace Bringing Back Prosperity by Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, 1780, Musée du Louvre. @museelouvre @louvrelens @andre_bejar

Anne Vallayer-Coster died in Paris in 1818, age 73, and following the death of her husband six years later, their substantial collection was sold at auction on 21-22...

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Summer vibe

This wonderful still-life painting belonged to a high-ranking official of the entourage of the Queen of France, Marie Antoinette. It was exhibited at the Salon of 1777,...

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Space ship captain 🪐

Angel 😇

Dream ✨

Good morning ✨

Happy Women’s Day 🌸🌼🌺 to love & be loved 🤍 “I am a free human being with an independent will.” ― Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre. Anne Vallayer-Coster, Still Life of...

Marie Egner (1850—1940) was one of the most important female Austrian artists of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Her lyrical landscapes and...

Swedish painter Anna Boberg (1864—1935), a self-described “polar researcher” and Arctic artist. For over thirty years, from 1901 until 1934, Boberg frequently visited...

“Pass us by, and forgive us our happiness.” — Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Idiot. Clara von Sivers, Bouquet in the Forest, Private collection. Source: Invaluable.
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