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surely life cant only be the same unresolved thoughts forever

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Robert Mapplethorpe, from the Flowers book

#art #robert mapplethorpe #flowers #photography #queue

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Hitoshi Karasawa (Japanese,b.1950)

Deluge, 1990 

woodblock print 

#art #hitoshi karasawa #prints #woodblock print #queue

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Stained Glass Works by LENA ZAYCMAN

#heart eyes #stained glass #flowers #artwork #glass art #queue

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“BECOMING ONE WITH NATURE” NOELIA TOWERS // 2023 [oil on canvas(?) | U/D]

#art #noelia towers #conceptual #painting #contemporary art #queue

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Mood indigo, Dadu Shin

#art #queue

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some of my favorite replies to this tweet. happy lesbian visibility week!

#!!! #brb sobbing in public #again #lesbian visibility week #lgbtq #lesbian #queer

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happy lesbian visibility week to all lesbians but ESPECIALLY to the lesbian couple I just saw get married in the park in Charleston in a beautiful elopement, congratulations!!!!

#I’m crying a lil bit they were so beautiful and happy

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Nino Migliori,  “ Herbarium “- 1974

#queue

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Alice Ravenel Huger Smith（American, 1876-1958）

A Creek Near Charleston 

Marsh landscape     

Swamp at Night

Along the Beach

Snowy Egrets in Flight

Landscape 

watercolor

#Alice Ravenel Huger Smith #art #watercolor paintings #south carolina #charleston #lowcountry #charleston renaissance #queue

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these things find their way to the surface

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*original art by Maria Szantho, Jacob van Hulsdonck

#art #digital collage #collage #surreal #eyes #eyeris #st. odile #odile of Alsace #queue

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Hiba Schahbaz (Pakistani-American, b.1981)

Spring Studio, 2020

Watercolor, gouache, tea and gold leaf on wasli (handmade paper)

#art #painting #hiba schahbaz #women #contemporary art #women artists #queue

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SHUNGA collection by Lucy Liu

Liu’s figurative paintings — inspired by shunga, Japanese erotic art popularized in the 17th century — are ruminations on her upbringing in a family where sex and nudity were taboo. When she first began to show these works, a dealer suggested she recut the canvases to eliminate the exaggerated genitals (the work in this article is a relatively tame example). “I can’t do that,” she said. “They were like, ‘Well, do you want to sell? Do you want to create this career?’ I found that so outrageous. [I was] being censored once again. As a child I was not allowed to ask questions but now I can’t even show …” she trails off. “I know it’s aggressive, maybe it’s not your taste, but that’s not the point of the piece.” 

“Hanging on the wall of Liu’s studio are three large paintings of nudes. In one, two females crouch head-to-head as if sharing a kiss — or a secret. Get close enough to the canvas and you can see a window ornamented with a flower box; you realize that there is another painting underneath: The original works are paintings of old family photographs.”

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#!!! #art #lucy liu #painting #queue

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I really really wish I was a cat, I’m not built for this capatalist society but I am built for sleeping 19 hours a day and knocking things over

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i love you weird girls inside my phone

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