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Lens: Leica 50mm f2 Summitar
A street artist paints a huge mural on London's Brick Lane
This is a pedestrian bridge on the campus of Sinclair Community College. It has decals of famous artists on the windows.
Este es un puente peatonal en el campus de Sinclair Community College. Tiene calcomanías de artistas famosos en las ventanas.
Over the last few years, the Book Fair in Frankfurt became some sort of meeting point for Cosplay enthusiasts -- quite nice to see all these costumes :-)
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Shot with a 580 EX II, shooting against the new "Bounce-Wall" from California Sunbounce.
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Portrait of an artist - a painter taken at an art exhibition named "Karnataka Chitra Santhe 2016" organised by Chitra Kala Parishad, Bangalore.
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An artist paints the HMB Endeavour at Princes Wharf in Auckland. The full size replica ship was in town as part of the Tuia 250 event, commemorating the 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook’s arrival in New Zealand.
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“Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures.”
- Henry Ward Beecher
Carte de visite by Tobias of Frederick, Md. Some of America's finest artists were active during the Civil War years, including Winslow Homer, Alfred R. Waud and Conrad Wise Chapman. For every Homer, there were likely thousands of men and women who poured forth their passion with pen, ink and brush—amateurs and professionals, their names and many of their masterpieces lost to history.
This Union soldier appears to be one of the legion of lost artists. We know nothing about him other than he stands with pride beside an illustration of the interior of a fort or perhaps a camp ground. The photograph was taken in December 1864. The scene may be of a military location in the greater Frederick area.
Tahan is a street artist, was sitting on the corner of Washington and State Street, with a few pieces of artwork on the sidewalk in front of him and a pad of paper in his lap. He was drawing a portrait with colored pencils. He was a man of few words and when he spoke he kept his down, fixated on his drawing. His favorite thing to draw he said was women. He's been homeless for about a year and a half. His artwork helps him earn money. His biggest need at the moment is warm clothes and a big military-type backpack that won't rip or tear.
reposting an old one that i rediscovered in the photostream when discussing our museum visit with my DD. this was on the lawn of the decordova sculpture park and museum in lincoln, MA. the instructor was going around discussing the students' work with them and i caught this shot........
this was just after i started taking pictures, using a little sony P&S. i wasn't even posting to groups back then
Great light in the artist studio at Nymans.
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9 and three quarter minutes in Kodak D-76 1+1
Items from the enMeshed and Free Dove hunts
Skin/Shape - [HUSH] Aprile Group Gift in Store
Hair - CATWA Hair Zoey [A] - Biker Fair Gift
Eyes - IKON Soverign Eyes Field - Group Gift In store
Romper - 20.Five Mesh Rompers (Fat Pack) - enMeshed Hunt Gift
Glasses/ring - Little Spring Blossoms - enMeshed Hunt Gift
Earrings - M.Mayako Desigual Groovy Earrings dourado (tinted) - Free Dove Mini Hunt #8
Bag - M.Mayako Spiked Clutch Bag Color Change - Free Dove Mini Hunt #6
Boots - Annie Fringed Boot Carnation - Free Dove Mini Hunt #7 Prism
ASW Blooming Bench - enMeshed Hunt Gift
TDF's Birch Gazebo - enMeshed Hunt Gift
The Artist Shed - Shabby Spring Birdhouse - enMeshed Hunt Gift
Nicholas Lanier, a true Renaissance polymath, one of the most influential court musicians of the seventeenth century, was Master of the King’s Musick, as well as an accomplished artist and collector, given free reign to shape the Royal collection for Charles I, and given ear to the social élite, rumoured to be involved in political and ambassadorial espionage.
This extraordinary portrait of an extraordinary man at the beginning of his career, is unprecedented in its virtuosity within the context of English painting at this time, and opens a window upon the culture and connoisseurship of an individual at the vanguard of artistic expression in Jacobean England. As yet the attribution remains an enigma, however this intriguing portrait was clearly painted by a highly accomplished artist, who moved in the same artistic circle as his sitter, and with whom Lanier closely collaborated in fashioning this important image.
[Oil on panel transferred to canvas, 90.5 x 72 cm]
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