Artwork of the day #2

[ScarlettLover]

The Daughters of Catulle Mendès, Huguette - Auguste Renoir 1888
ARTexplorer @Flickr

 

[runner]

redon

stundenbirne

 

[softgrey]

this whole thread is lovely............

 

[eugenius]

After looking at the recent Vionnet/Pre-??? collection, I present:
Young Girl With Gloves, Tamara de Lempicka, 1930.

(www.goodart.org)

 

[eugenius]

And after viewing the big coats in the menswear collections, I present:
Portrait of Dr. Boucard, Tamara de Lempicka, 1930

(www.goodart.org)

 

[rox_yr_sox]

Three Goddesses, a portion of one of the pediments of the Parthenon, by Phidias



whereintheworldisj.blogspot.com.au

 

[Northern Star]

Colorama by Kulte

(trendland.net)

 

[Northern Star]

'Pen Drawing' by Sagaki Keita

trendland.net

 

[ScarlettLover]

Dexter Dalwood, “Sunny Von Bulow,” 2003
saatchi gallery

 

[Northern Star]

Yulia Brodskaya’s Paper Craft

While most paper crafts are made by cutting and folding, the amazing work of Yulia Brodskaya uses quilling, a technique that uses strips of paper rolled, shaped, and glued to the background.

trendland.net

 

[Jungla_Juana]

That is simply incredible... the level of detail is mind blowing.

 

[Northern Star]

Melissa Godoy Nieto’s Yarn Sculptures

In this new series of ‘experimental murals’ she uses hand-dyed yarn, pushpins and empty spray-paint cans to create what would usually be 2-d mix-media works into 3 dimensional sculptures.

trendland.net

 

[runner]

tanaka kyokichi

bunka.nii.ac.jp

 

[Fantomette]

Jean-François Millet, L'Angélus (1859)


Jean-François Millet, Des Glaneuses (1857)


tecfa.unige.ch
panoramadelart.com

 

[Northern Star]

Nyc Paper Subway Station by Terada Mokei

trendland.net

 

[rox_yr_sox]

The Path of Genius by Wenzel Hablik, 1918

 

[kaira]

Yulia Brodskaya’s Paper Craft

This is really amazing! I love it.

 

[Northern Star]

Moki's Paintings On Wood

It’s amazing how Moki can layer her paintings onto wood, integrate them seamlessly with the textured grain, and still deliver a solid piece of art. Interestingly, Moki chooses to forgo the use of titles in practically all her works, explaining that she wants viewers to reflect their own personality, without a filter or guide.

Although the German artist considers herself primarily a painter, having graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Hamburg, she also works with photography, animation, sculpture, comics, and illustration.

trendland.net

 

[Bgeltunsd]

Moki's Paintings On Wood: Those are amazing!

 

[Squizree]

"The Night Cafe" by Van Gogh

artchive.com