Jean-Joseph-Xavier Bidauld (1758-1846)
“Le Départ pour la chasse” (“The Departure for the Hunt”) (1806)
Oil on canvas

Memento Mori Still Life with Musical Instruments, Books, Sheet Music, Skeleton, Skull and Armour

Carstian Luyckx

oil on canvas, 1650

🦉🌛☆✯

長い間まってる / Waiting for a Long Time

2020

227.3 x 181.8 cm

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“Guru”. 11 x 14 in. Oil on Canvas.

Hayastan

Martiros Saryan
1923
Oil on canvas

“La Vie” / 命 (Inochi), meaning “Life” (a 1984 metals and oils on canvas painting) by Yoshida Kenji (吉田 堅治, 24 May, 1924 - 24 February 2009), a Japanese abstract artist who was born in Ikeda City (池田市), part of present day Osaka (大阪市).

Known as the “Artist of the Soul” or the “Artist of Light", after having taught art at elementary schools in Osaka and Tokyo, in 1964 at the age of forty, he famously quit the teaching profession to go to Paris, France, to fulfil his dream of being a full-time artist.

Yoshida worked out of his atelier in the Montparnasse district of Paris, and created many great works of art on the theme of “La Vie et La Paix”, or “Life and Peace”, thereby becoming one of the most prominent artists of his generation.

He was a prolific artist until his death in 2009 at the age of 84.

James Jebusa Shannon (b.1862 - d.1923), ‘Agnes Mayglothling (b.1852 - d.????), Mrs George Harland-Peck’, oil on canvas, no date (late 1800s), British/American, for sale for est. 1,500 - 2,000 GBP in Dreweatt’s 'Aynhoe Park: The Celebration of a Modern Grand Tour’ sale, January 2021; Aynhoe Park, Banbury, Oxfordshire, UK.

The same sitter is also featured in a portrait by John Collier (b.1850 - d.1934) as ‘Mrs Harland Peck’, currently in the collection of the Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries.

“Sacred Land” by Jack Roland

Alexander Deineka (b.1899 - d.1969), ‘Woman in a Yellow Dress’, oil on canvas, c.1955, Russian, for sale for est. 300,000 - 500,000 GBP in MacDougall’s Russian Art sale, June 2018; London, England.

An excerpt from Macdougall’s:

Deineka painted the picture at the peak of his powers, when he had long been lauded as one of the foremost masters of Soviet painting and had under his belt commissions for the famous showcase mosaics at metro stations, as well as monumental compositions for Soviet pavilions at international exhibitions. Nevertheless, here he draws on his lengthy earlier experience as a magazine illustrator, deliberately accentuating the features of the sitter. She is endowed with a few extra attributes — a small gold watch and a coquettish topknot on her forehead, protruding from underneath a headscarf, and turns her into an amiable, inquisitive, petty bourgeois woman from Soviet comedy films, who munches her sandwich in a suburban train, while young people in the seats nearby enthusiastically recite Mayakovsky’s poems. But this is merely a tribute to the artist’s concept of the work, whose other protagonists he borrows from his other compositions spanning many years. (x)

The Oracle of Merkabah

40x50cm oil on canvas

“The merkabah is that which holds your entire energy together, it is like the skin of your entity, but oh, it’s so much more. It shouts a language that all entities hear, see, feel and experience. Merkabah is not just your shell, dear one, it is your language as well.”

- Extract from Kryon Book 3, ‘Alchemy of the Human Spirit’

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“Artist”, digital canvas. 艺术家

The Devil leaving for now

“Mr. War” oil on canvas

By Cuban artist Julio Larraz (born 1944)

“Villa Frei”, Óleo sobre cartón entelado 30/40, 2021

Santa Inés

by Alonso Cano (Granadan, 1601 - 1667)
oil on canvas (86 x 111 cm), n. d.

Gemäldegalerie

Moses Found

Rembrandt

🧵✄🐇🌼

手縫いのワンピース / Hand-sewn Dress

2020

91.0 x 72.7 cm

Baseball at Night

Morris Kantor
1934
Oil on linen

Senen Vila (b.1640 - d.1708), ‘Portrait of a Woman as Saint Barbara’, oil on canvas, no date (1600s), Spanish, for sale for 18,000 EUR at Segoura Fine Art, Saint Ouen, France.

The Kiss, 1907 by Gustav Klimt