... beause who needs an opera house if you can have a stroll through the #Elbsandsteingebirge?
... beause who needs an opera house if you can have a stroll through the #Elbsandsteingebirge?
Yellow: mugwort (I like: 'bitter buttons')
Green: Reed blossoms
Brown: Alder cones
Cream: Hops
Deep Red: Avocado peel & core(Amazing hue, the phote didn't really catch it.)
Yellow: mugwort (I like: 'bitter buttons')
Green: Reed blossoms
Brown: Alder cones
Cream: Hops
Deep Red: Avocado peel & core(Amazing hue, the phote didn't really catch it.)
'Livre des échecs amoureux moralisés', 1496-1498; Author: Evrart de Conty; Illuminator: Robinet Testard.
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'Livre des échecs amoureux moralisés', 1496-1498; Author: Evrart de Conty; Illuminator: Robinet Testard.
👉 gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...
Posted in May 1914, while the posting was still good...
Posted in May 1914, while the posting was still good...
John Russell
1745-1806;
Mrs. Decourcy - wife to the Reverend Mr. R Decourcy;
32.4 x 26.4 cm
White, sanguine, black andblue chalk on blue paper;
Sir Bruce Ingram Collection @ The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, CA.
👉 emuseum.huntington.org/objects/2489...
John Russell
1745-1806;
Mrs. Decourcy - wife to the Reverend Mr. R Decourcy;
32.4 x 26.4 cm
White, sanguine, black andblue chalk on blue paper;
Sir Bruce Ingram Collection @ The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, CA.
👉 emuseum.huntington.org/objects/2489...
So, even in his ideal and notably not that disruptive or, indeed, dissolute dreams the shadows as well as the dice are already cast. 😭🐝🪞0️⃣
#WolfHall #TheMirrorAndTheLight
So, even in his ideal and notably not that disruptive or, indeed, dissolute dreams the shadows as well as the dice are already cast. 😭🐝🪞0️⃣
#WolfHall #TheMirrorAndTheLight
The beekeeper's habits in Crumb's dream are in the same potentially dirt-masking blacks that are favoured by himself and and his trusted men (not his houses official, lighter livery) - markedly opposed to functional white/lighter colours still eminent in today's workwear for soothing props.
The beekeeper's habits in Crumb's dream are in the same potentially dirt-masking blacks that are favoured by himself and and his trusted men (not his houses official, lighter livery) - markedly opposed to functional white/lighter colours still eminent in today's workwear for soothing props.
so, arguably, known to the series' makers.
Its inscription offers it as Brueghel's interpretation to a proverb ("Those who know the nest, know it. Those who steal it, have it.") that has recently been put into the political/religious context of the very issues that, after all, weigh on Crumb's
so, arguably, known to the series' makers.
Its inscription offers it as Brueghel's interpretation to a proverb ("Those who know the nest, know it. Those who steal it, have it.") that has recently been put into the political/religious context of the very issues that, after all, weigh on Crumb's
That aptly holds a special layer as bee-keeping is presented as Cromwell's idea of a dream retirement.
👉 id.smb.museum/object/46106...
The drawing by Brueghel is the most popular depiction of mid-16th century apiculturist's work clothes (eg Sebastan Münster's Cosmographia offering another) -
That aptly holds a special layer as bee-keeping is presented as Cromwell's idea of a dream retirement.
👉 id.smb.museum/object/46106...
The drawing by Brueghel is the most popular depiction of mid-16th century apiculturist's work clothes (eg Sebastan Münster's Cosmographia offering another) -
Here's the second, alternative design (by Runge as well) that got into print and release in the 1810s: The figures appear more less individual but more traditional, in 'historical' costume, akin to the kings above (so, not 100% sure which deck they really were meant for).
Here's the second, alternative design (by Runge as well) that got into print and release in the 1810s: The figures appear more less individual but more traditional, in 'historical' costume, akin to the kings above (so, not 100% sure which deck they really were meant for).
Apparently this set went into trial prints but not into release in his lifetime - it got a ltd. one in 1924 after rediscovery of the clichés.
The Kings. Woodcut on paper.
Love how, if you squint, king of spades/David kinda gives foreseen Peter Ustinov as Nero.
#QuoVadis #PhilippOttoRunge
Apparently this set went into trial prints but not into release in his lifetime - it got a ltd. one in 1924 after rediscovery of the clichés.
The Kings. Woodcut on paper.
Love how, if you squint, king of spades/David kinda gives foreseen Peter Ustinov as Nero.
#QuoVadis #PhilippOttoRunge
Ze Ladeez:
See how the queen of diamonds just loosened her veil to nose the carnation?
Ze Ladeez:
See how the queen of diamonds just loosened her veil to nose the carnation?
Very snappy courtcards for a deck by #PhilippOttoRunge
~1809.
Drawings, pen, black and brown (frame lines) ink, brush, red.
Kept at the print cabinet of the Hamburger Kunsthalle.
The Lads:
See the knave of spades gesturing? Cheeky.
👉 online-sammlung.hamburger-kunsthalle.de/de/suche?ter...
Very snappy courtcards for a deck by #PhilippOttoRunge
~1809.
Drawings, pen, black and brown (frame lines) ink, brush, red.
Kept at the print cabinet of the Hamburger Kunsthalle.
The Lads:
See the knave of spades gesturing? Cheeky.
👉 online-sammlung.hamburger-kunsthalle.de/de/suche?ter...
👉 digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/ae9f...
👉 digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/ae9f...
'Der Schrei'/Selfportrait (serveral techniques for serveral versions, here: 1983 colour lithography) by Gottfried Helnwein.
(Used as album cover for 'Blackout' by Scorpions, 1982.)
'Der Schrei'/Selfportrait (serveral techniques for serveral versions, here: 1983 colour lithography) by Gottfried Helnwein.
(Used as album cover for 'Blackout' by Scorpions, 1982.)
'Le grand baailleur'; black and red chalk, pen and ink, washes; by Jean Jacques Lequeu (1757-1826) via Bibliothèque nationale de France.
👉 gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...
Happy new year, people!
'Le grand baailleur'; black and red chalk, pen and ink, washes; by Jean Jacques Lequeu (1757-1826) via Bibliothèque nationale de France.
👉 gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...
Happy new year, people!
👉 smb.museum-digital.de/object/94420...
👉 smb.museum-digital.de/object/94420...