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Τhe armour of Alessandro Farnese (condotier, governor of the Netherlands, Duke of Parma, Piacenza and Castro), received from King of Spain Philip II, made by Lucio Piccinino, 1578 CE. Credit: @archeohistories
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starthart · 2 years
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Random paintings by color palette 5/? [others]
Robert Lewis Reid, Blue and Yellow; Alfred Stevens, La Parisienne japonaise; Lilla Cabot Perry, An Easter Morning; Alfred Stevens, Girl in a Kimono; Guy Orlando Rose, Marguerite; William Merritt Chase, The Blue Kimon.
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Danila Tkachenko: How hermits live in the wilderness [source].  Escape is a series about individuals who have disassociated from society and live as hermits in the wilderness of Russia and Ukraine.
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Random paintings by color palette 4/? [others]
Ippolito Caffi, Piazza San Marco in Venice in the Moonlight; Ivan Aivazovsky, Moonlit Night; Joseph Wright of Derby, Moonlight Landscape; John Longstaff, The Sirens; Hermann Hendrich, Old German Folk Tale.
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Random paintings by color palette 3/? [others]
Francis Coates Jones, The Water Carrier; Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Woman with a Fan; John William Waterhouse, A Song of Springtime; Herbert Arnould Olivier, Summer Has Come In (Sumer Is Icumen In)
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Sebastian Erras, Barcelona floors. [source]
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Random paintings by color palette 2/? [others]
Władysław Czachórski, The Blossom of Youth; Franz Xaver Petter, Blumenstück; Franz Xaver Gruber, Blumenstück; Louis Janmot, Fleurs des champs
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Random paintings by color palettes 1/? [others]
William Merritt Chase, Spring Flowers (Peonies); Émile Villa, La Japonaise; Hubert-Denis Etcheverry, A Cabinet, Flowers and Crystal Ewer on a Ledge; Arnulf de Bouche, Still Life with Japanese Vase and Figurine; Frans Verhas, La collectionneuse au kimono vert; Frans Verhas, La Fiancée
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starthart · 2 years
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Sebastian Erras’s London floors project. [data source]
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Brazil’s largest and most dangerous gold mine photographed by  Sebastião Salgado. [data source]
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The "Chamber of Wonders" of Palermo, discovered by chance in 2003 under four layers of plaster in a private apartment in the historic center. Entirely painted blue in the mid-nineteenth century, it was initially identified as a mosque, given the balcony oriented towards Mecca, but different hypotheses were then made instead. Some have assumed it was just a "Turkish" room, an exotic styled room for simple decorative tastes, others hypothesize the room was used as a place for meditation and study.
.... Imagine being the unsuspecting and lucky owner of that apartment.
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The Sala del Mappamondo in the Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola (Viterbo). Frescoed by Giovanni De Vecchi between 1572 and 1574.
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Venetian floor by Sebastian Erras
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The romantic cemeteries of Caspar David Friedrich:  The Abbey in the Oakwood (1809-1810);  Monastery ruins in the snow (1819);  The Cemetery Entrance (1825);  Graveyard under Snow (1826).
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Humanity against evil (1908) by Gaetano Cellini, represents the battle in which humanity seems to succumb in the effort to rid the Earth of evil.
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Thrive is a sculpture by Daniel Popper installed in 2020 and depicting the bust of a woman, damaged on the outside, opening her chest to reveal a lush green interior.
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The fall of the rebel angels, created by the Paduan sculptor Agostino Fasolato around 1750, is a pyramid of sixty figurines carved from a single piece of Carrara marble, almost two meters high.
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