Heads of an old man and a youth #artbots #davinci

And Then We Saw the Daughter of the Minotaur #artbots #carrington

Red Interior. Still Life on a Blue Table, 1947 #artbots #matisse

Mrs. George Swinton (Elizabeth Ebsworth) #artbots #sargent

Bird Catching Fish Among Reeds, by Watanabe Seitei, ca. 1887

Harlequin with his hands crossed (Jacinto Salvado), 1923 #artbots #picasso

The weight of words 🗣️ 'There are so many people [...] who imagine that words are nothing. On the contrary, don’t you think, it’s as interesting and as challenging to say a thing well as to paint a thing. There’s the art of lines and colours, but there’s the art of words that

Baptism of Christ #artbots #elgreco

Of his roughly four thousand surviving drawings, Klimt’s preliminary studies are amongst the most remarkable, depicting an intimacy that could only be achieved through such a medium. His drawings were private, rarely exhibited, and almost never sold. This is from around 1900.

Trees Mirrored in a Pond, 1907 #artbots #schiele

Green Tea #artbots #carrington

In 1908, Sorolla travelled to Seville to paint the gardens of Real Alcázar. The palace, one of the greatest surviving examples of Mudéjar architecture on the Iberian Peninsula, was designed in a style inspired by Moorish taste and workmanship. This is one of the garden's ponds.

Artist's studio - The dance #artbots #lichtenstein

Charles Ginner's work was painted from one of the windows of his sister's house at Boscastle in Cornwall in the late summer of 1928. Views from windows were a distinctive theme in his personal artistic vocabulary.

Sarah Coomer, contemporary freelance illustrator inspired by ghosts and mythology #WomensArt #Halloween #Samhain

Study for an ignudo #artbots #michelangelo

February, Sunrise, Bazincourt #artbots #pissarro

Chalk Paths, Eric Ravilious, 1935. It depicts an area of the South Downs near Lewes in East #Sussex, now South Downs National Park. The original artwork is in a private collection.

The scene for Soloman Soloman's 'The Breakfast Table,' (c1915) is the dining room at the family's home in Birchington, Kent; it depicts his wife Ella and daughter Iris, denoted by her hand holding the newspaper and her dangling leg and shoe.

Doodle of the Day: Whispers (Virginie Amélie Avegno Gautreau and a Friend) (c. 1883–84), Charcoal and graphite on off-white laid paper, John Singer Sargent (1856 - 1925). This work shows a fast, loose style of working with mastery of minimal line-work to convey mood and meaning.