#others artwork

Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001)

IT LOOKS AS THO SHE COULD SEE ALL THE WAY THROUGH- oil on panel with painted frame - 38"x 16½"

after Antonio Pollaiolo (Pollaiuolo) (Florentine, 1429-1498) - Portrait of a Lady- oil and tempera on panel - 48 x 35 cm - 1460-65

Claude Serre (French, 1938-1998) 

three from Humor Noir et Hommes en Blanc (Black Humor & Men in White); Bloc Opératoire Chirurgie (Operating Room Surgery) - editions Glénet - 1977

http://serre-humour.com/

ancient Egyptian cat sculptures:

Head of Bastet -bronze with amber inlaid eyes and gold ornament - 26th dynasty - c.600 BCE

Bastet- bronze with gold earring - 26th Dynasty - 664-525 BCE

bronze with gold earring - Late Period - c.664-332 BCE

Bastet-terra cotta - Roman Period - 30 BCE-642 CE

Bastet- bronze - Saitic or Ptolemaic Period - 664-31 BCE

Bastet(three views) - bronze with gold and silver ornaments - Saqqara - Late Period - c.664–332 BCE

bronze - Ptolemaic Period - 304-30 BCE

bronze with gold earring - Ptolemaic Period - 304-30 BCE

bronze - Ptolemaic Period - 304-30 BCE

Albrecht Dürer (German, 1471-1528) 

Wing of a Blue Roller- watercolor and body color on vellum - 1512

Yayoi Kusama (Japanese, b.1929) 

Sex-Obsession C- acrylic on canvas - 194 x 130.3 cm - 1992

Essay: https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6000013

Yayoi Kusama (Japanese, b.1929)

Fire (3) - gouache and pastel on paper - 1952

John Constable (English, 1776-1837) 

Rainstorm over the Sea - oil on paper laid on canvas - c.1824-1828

John Constable (English, 1776-1837)

Stonehenge- 1835 - watercolor

‘The mysterious monument of Stonehenge, standing remote on a bare and boundless heath…'       

Aphrodite- marble - Greek - 1st century CE

terminology of the British Isles

Encyclopedia Britannica

Robert Doisneau (French, 1912-1994) 

Mademoiselle Anita- Paris - 1951

Ilmar Malin (Estonian, 1924-1994)  “… grand old man of Estonian Surrealism.”

Kustuv päike (Dying Sun)- synthetic tempera on Masonite - 1968

õõmus agregaat(Glad Unit) - oil on canvas - 1977

Suvine tüdruk(Summer Girl) - colored pencil over watercolor - 1981

Vaade välja(The View Out) - colored pencil over watercolor -1987

Kus on krati koht(Where is Krati’s Place) - mixed media on Masonite - 1989

Üks väike laul oli rannas maas(One Little Song Was on the Beach) - colored pencil over watercolor - 1990

Öömasin(Night Machine) - mixed media - 1990

Suur magisteerium(The Great Magistery) - mixed media on canvas - 1990

GM VI -mixed media on Masonite - 1991

Räägi minug(Talk to me) - oil on canvas - 1991

https://www.facebook.com/artistilmarmalin/?ref=page_internal

Barn Owl-painted limestone - Saqqara, Egypt - Late or Ptolemaic Period, 664–150 BCE - from a photo by Anna Ressman

Mars crater - 98’ diameter — recently formed(impact was sometime within the four years between 2012 and 2016)

The crater is surrounded by a large, rayed blast zone. In examining the distribution of ejecta scientists determined the impact that created this crater threw ejecta as far as 9.3 miles (15 kilometers).

photographed by HiRISE Camera on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter -  NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona - 2016

Berenice Abbott (American, 1898-1991) 

Gunsmith and Police Department, 6 Centre Market Place, Manhattan - 1937

Orson Welles (American, 1915-1985)

A TOUCH OF EVIL - as Police Captain Hank Quinlan - 1958

Murder, kidnapping, and police corruption in a Mexican border town.

Director:Orson Welles   

Writers: Orson Welles (screenplay), Whit Masterson (based on his novel “Badge Of Evil”), Franklin Coen (contributing writer for reshoots)

Stars: Charlton Heston, Orson Welles, Janet Leigh, Marlene Dietrich, Ray Collins, Dennis Weaver

Music: Henry Mancini

Hans Vredeman de Vries (Dutch, 1527-1606)

from The Book of Perspective, published 1604-1605: 

Imaginary spaces with foreshortening of figures, and perspective renderings of courtyards, staircases, arches, and colonnades. 

EmEmEm

Lyon-based artist EmEmEm repairs holes in sidewalks and walls with colorful mosaics. EmEmEm’s first mosaic dates back 10 years when he found himself in a damaged alley in Lyon.

Happy Easter from Maureen O’Hara, Pier Angeli, Sandra Dee, Jane Greer, Cleo Moore, Angie Dickinson, Elizabeth Taylor, Vera-Ellen, and Susan Hayward.

Luther Lee Dougan (American, 1883-1983)

Cannon Beach, Oregon - Haystack Rock - written in the artist’s hand on reverse: “Wind velocity 30 MPH to 125 MPH during stormy weather, sunny days about 5 months per year, however an unusual beautiful landscape” - oil on canvas - not dated, but given to me by the artist —my Grandfather— in 1967.

photographer unknown -Trucks hauling Douglas Fir logs-North Bend, Washington - 1943

Zarina Situmorang (Russian, b.1991) 

“I am a self-educated artist, who stepped on the art path at the age of 19. My love of classical Russian literature and unfinished journalistic education greatly influenced me as an artist. For me, the visual component and the meaning of the picture are equally important. I like to take a personal story and show the timeless aspect of it.”

https:www.instagram.com/zarinasart/

A photograph of the gargoyle at Paisley Abbey in Glasgow which looks like the alien from the 1979 movie went viral on Facebook and Twitter.

The Reverend Alan Birss said most of the gargoyles were replaced during a refurbishment in the early 1990s.

Mr Birss, minister at the abbey, said that 12 medieval gargoyles which had been on the abbey for hundreds of years had to be taken down in 1991 because they had “crumbled and were in a very bad state”.

“I think it was a stonemason having a bit of fun,” he said.

“I’m sure he wasn’t deliberately copying the alien in the film. It was just a concept of an alien.”

One of the eleven other gargoyles replaced at Paisley Abbey  

Young Satyr Wearing a Theater Mask of Silenos - marble - Roman - c. 1st century CE

Vincent of Beauvais - Speculum historiale- Paris - 1333-1334

Weegee (Arthur [ Ascher/Usher] Fellig, Austrian/American, 1899-1968) 

Boy meets girl – from Mars -Greenwich Village, NYC - gelatin silver print - c.1955

Girl from Marson the Telephone - Greenwich Village, NYC - - gelatin silver print - c.1955

Lucien Rudaux (French, 1874-1947)  

Astronomical paintings from ‘Sur les autres mondes’(On the other worlds) -  published 1937

Eclipse of Earth, seen from the Moon

Jupiter seen from its satellite Io

Saturn seen from one of it’s moons

Mars seen from Deimos

Some Day, a view of Saturn from Titan

Saturn as seen from Rhea

Louise Bourgeois (American, 1911-2010)-Spider II - bronze - 1995

Charlotte Perriand (French, 1903-1999) and Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss,1896-1967) - Le Refuge Tonneau (Barrel Refuge) - architectural model - 1938

Charlotte Perriand was a French architect and designer. Her work aimed to create functional living spaces in the belief that better design helps in creating a better society. 

Pierre Jeanneret studied architecture in Geneva before joining the firm of his cousin, Charles Edouard Jeanneret, better known by his sobriquet Le Corbusier.

Starting off as a young furniture designer in Paris in the late 1920s, Perriand was one of very few women in the field at a time when society was often unwelcoming to working women. Le Corbusier, a giant of modern architecture, famously dismissed her when she first turned up at his office in search of a job after completing her studies. “We don’t do embroidery here,” he quipped condescendingly. A year later, Le Corbusier reneged on his snap judgement when he saw Perriand’s work on display at an annual fair for young artists, the Salon d'Automne, in 1929. Her installation, “Bar sous le Toit”(Bar in the Attic), a simple staging of modern, industrial-looking interior design, caught his eye and was her ticket to join his team.

Around 1928 Corbusier and Pierre collaborated with Charlotte Perriand to design a line of furniture that incorporated modern simplicity and industrial materials.

Charlotte Perriand reclining in Chaise longue basculante (Tilting lounge chair) - designed byLe Corbusier, P.Jeanneret, C.Perriand -1928

Charlotte Perriand - Fauteuil pivotant(Swivel chair) - chrome-plated tubular steel, metal springs, sheepskin cover, down padding - 28⅝”x 24 ⅝”x 21⅞” -    1927

“Art is in everything,” insisted Charlotte Perriand, the pioneering French architect, designer, and multidisciplinary creative force. “It is in a gesture, a vase, a cooking pan, a glass, a sculpture, a piece of jewelry, a way of carrying yourself. Making love is an art.”

Le Corbusier holding a plate like a halo behind Perriand’s head - in her atelier and apartment in an attic on the place Saint-Sulpice, Paris - 1928

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/charlotte-perriand-design-museum/index.html

https://gagosian.com/quarterly/2020/02/12/essay-new-world-charlotte-perriand/

fromthedust:

Roman mosaic found in Turkey, 3rd century CE

inscription (translated from the written Greek):

“Be cheerful and live your life"

fruchttasche:

eyyyy when did drawing in a comic styleget so hard for me…

so the original post is from @incorrectquotesofqueen (thanks for letting me use your quote <3)

and because i love the hogwarts AU  @svetandaand @therealyokiter 

(i hope i added the right people …)

OH MY GOD I LOVE IT!!!!!