- The basics about the Classical period in music! New ones coming out soon🎼❤️😎
- English
- Potential
- 1937 Germany
- Illustration various
- GUSTAV KLIMT
- Pres. Kennedy lays a wreath at the Canadian National War Memorial, Ottawa, May 1961 [1023×780]
- Clive Bell
- “Os trinta Valérios”: fotomontagem de 1902 onde orquestra e plateia são todos o próprio fotógrafo, o Valério Vieira
- Vanessa Bell
- 1940s-During WWll
- Absolutely love these
- 2-Collage
- After The Civil War
- Van diemens land
- A young Hitler cheers the start of World War One, August 1914 [875 x 645]
- Quite possibly the first self-shot in history.
- Brass music
- Burning City
- Abstract Art Music
- Frida Kahlo
- The Constitution
- Author: Ernest Hemingway
- Heroes.
- 1939: Last Person to be Publicly Executed in France (709x514)
- Ecrivains , Poetes, Peintres Musiciens!
- Books
- Paintings Museum
- Circus Art
- new pawntakespawn.com/vcharlie image!
- History
- Alvin Booth
- Hooper, Edward
- Amazing Mail Art
- 1 A
- Marie Antoinette, My Queen
- Famous Paintings
- Francois Villon
- Quotes for him
- Interracial love.
- Critically acclaimed
- Black art
- Artists Photo
- Art - Drawing - Figures
- History
- Albert Einstein
- Van dyke portraits
- Social Reformers
- ART: ROMARE BEARDEN
- Statue of Queen Victoria , Chennai,India- 1880
- CELLISTS
- Medieval Art
- The Chinese puzzled - Thomas Nast, 1886
- Anton Franciscus Pieck (1895-1987)
- Bks - Health and Medicine
- British Line Regiments of Foot
- bewegung
- Soviet Art
- Clemente orozco
#OnThisDay in 1787, the United States Constitution was signed. Despite being crafted to guarantee freedom and protect rights, the Constitution enshrined slavery, which was the ultimate denier of these things. However, this did not stop freedom seekers and their allies from striving to create change. How did the evolution of the Constitution and its interpretation affect the Underground Railroad? How did freedom seekers and operatives push the nation to live up to its stated ideals, That all men were created equal? To learn more, check out our recently published article: https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/the-constitution-and-the-underground-railroad.htm Photocredit: Library of Congress #UGRR #NPSNetworkToFreedom #ConstitutionDay - @npsnetworktofreedom on Instagram
- The first passengers on the newly opened New York subway (1904)
- Herbert Bayer
- middle age inquisitions
- Art History
- This is what 500 year old Butt Music on Garden of Earthly Delights sound like
- Music Clip Art
- Annunziata
- Constitution Hall
- Ancient Rome
- stravinsky
- Freedom from Want
- Primary Sources
- Happy birthday to Maurice Ravel! 🎶
- Richard III
- Giacinto Scelsi
- Tallulah Bankhead
- Central London - City of Westminster
- Easter at White House, Washington, D.C., 4/5/26 [3132×2181]
- Abraham
- Art
- Alice Neel
- initial flier for the Haymarket rally - Chicago, US - May 4, 1886 [bilingual]
George Bellows: Sport, Leisure, and Lithography explores the role of sport and physical culture in the lithographs of esteemed early 20th-century realist George Bellows. On view in the Works on Paper gallery through November 29. Image: A Stag at Sharkeys (detail), 1917. George Bellows, American, 1882–1925. Lithograph on paper. Lent by D. Canter. #georgebellows #lithography - @vmfamuseum on Instagram
- American artists
- Desen
- Banjo
Happy Birthday, William Faulkner! The man, the myth, the legend was born on this day in 1897 in New Albany, Mississippi. Shortly before his fifth birthday, the Falkner family relocated to Oxford, where he stayed for much of his life. The Nobel Prize-winning author is best known for his novels that took place in fictional Yoknapatawpha County, which was modeled after Lafayette County, Mississippi. While his home in Oxford, Rowan Oak, is currently closed to the public, the grounds and nearby Bailey Woods Trail are open from dawn until dusk daily. #williamfaulkner #rowanoak #oxfordms #olemiss #onthisday #happybirthday #hbd @visitoxfordms @cityofoxfordms @olemiss - @ummuseum on Instagram
Thank you Hal ❤️ - @vincentbourgeyx on Instagram
The @rawhumps release! via @mandarin_dreams. This is my family, my upbringing since I moved to Melbourne. I couldnt dream of having better friends and teachers then these artists. All of you continue to inspire me @akid.world @alien.alien_alien @cleveraustin_ @nap.king.cole @fosseymusic @jbdufresne @chairboy69 @kztheboogieman - @_ikey1_ on Instagram
- Richard Wagner and his dog, Pohl.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in a Private Moment . . একটি ব্যক্তিগত মুহূর্তে নেতাজী সুভাষচন্দ্র বসু। জয় হিন্দ! 🇮🇳 - @netaji_scbose on Instagram
- Nixon aint got time for this in 1969
- Balthus
A double whammy in Birthdays today; Mark Rothko and Robert Bresson. I ran across this description of Bresson and thought it could also be about Rothko “the filmmaker has attained an even deeper mystique, compelling viewers to project their own emotional and psychological interpretations onto his spare images. Perhaps that was the point all along: the ascetic, objective and sparse nature of his work creates a wide canvas that invites and envelopes the careful viewer, and leaves us enraptured.” #bornthisday #markrothko #robertbresson #auhazardbalthazar #annewiazemsky #pickpocket #thetrialofjoanofarc #l’agent #diaryofacountrypriest - @dimitri_unique on Instagram
- My great great uncle, Joseph Oliver Goshorn, featured in the book The Mid South and its Builders, This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. 1920.
- 12th night
- Asylums
- Dam Square
- all to do with books
- Bks - Transportation and Inns
- Blog
- D.H. Lawrence
- My sPArky sTUff
What is your idea of home life and how does it compare to home life in #JacksonHeights? An ad from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle from June 3, 1922. - @jacksonheightshistory on Instagram
- Hermes
- Show me a hero.
- Alphabets
The start of my theory of evolution. See how it all connects to the common ancestor? We all evolved from one into many... - @__charles__darwin__ on Instagram
- Books and Reading
- Dumb Dogs
- Bouguereau , Beraud ,Tissot
- ART: MATISSE
- Salem Witch Trials
- Анг
- 4 seasons of art
- Paul Cezanne
- Charlotte Salomon
- Beauty Incapsulated.
- Artists + Interiors - Julian Schnabel
- Olhem o que encontrei no jornal A Federação de 10 de Março de 1932:
- Werkers in de Wijngaard.
- finnish civil war
- Bill Evans
- Albrecht Durer
- ARTE
- AME CHURCH
- Escher Art
- Eugène Delacroix
- adam et eve
- Boris Vian
- In 1899 Finns protested against new harsh rulings from the Czar by laying flowers on the statue of his grandfather in downtown Helsinki
- Bandanas Americana
- Belles Ecritures
- Personajes
- Jackson Pollock Art
- A Sewing: Size Charts & Cheat Sheet
- Cubism
- B. Romero Ressendi
- hmmm
- OTTO VON BISMARCK
- Anatoly Karpov
- French cinema
- Artists palette
- Stonewall Jackson
- Blackout Poetry
- English
Today we celebrate freedom and the men & women who fought for it. Let us remember and tell their story to the next generation, again and again, lest we forget. #8mai #VEDay75 #devoirdememoire #lestweforget #legionofhonor - @frenchconsulatehouston on Instagram
- Casals
- Industrial artwork
- Jack sparrow movies
- Alyssa
- black and white inspiration
- David Hughes
- 20th Century Art
- Resolute desk
- Female Painters
- Edgar Degas
- Edgar Allen Poe
- Old School Bluesmen
- Moors murders
- The original manuscript of Mahler second symphony. Part of the fifth mvmt der grosse Appell or as Bernstein liked to call it the big apple
- Art
- Famous still life painters
- Casals
- Paul Verlaine
- The youth of today is LAZY and CRIMINAL ! - France, 1907. (A 110 years ago, same argument)
- shrimp n grits.
- Hard bop
- Freedom Rider Jim Zwerg, immediately after being beaten up by segregationists in Montgomery, Alabama, 1961. [448x684]
- Art- Musicians
- I Wanna Be Sedated
- American Constitution
- Einstein as a professor, 1931
- La Roche Guyon
- Egon Schiele
- Patrick Heron
- A play-bill for Don Giovanni from within Mozarts life-time. It ran from 7PM to 10PM. It didnt run for 5-6 hours until 1AM or 2AM as it would have to for Wim Winters theory to hold any water. Maybe he wants to argue that clocks ran at half-speed in those days too.
- Authors
- Miles Davis, 1981
- Athens in the past
- Autumn Equinox
- Cines de México
- African American Portraits 1820 to 1920
- Artistes, Muses, Modèles et Mécènes
- Phrenology head
- Fauvism
- Art - Drawing - Figures
- Clark Art
- Drawings and sketches
- Art - Comp1 - Figures
- Modern Masters
- German Expressionism
- Colonial History~Travel
- Victorian Photography
- Camille Pissarro paintings
The Struggle Continues. This is worth taking a stand for #marchonwashington - @rubybridgesofficial on Instagram
- Bix Beiderbecke
- Jubilee line tonight
- Art : Pablo Picasso
- Die Brüder Grimm
- Akseli Gallen-Kallela
- “What worries me, senator, is that they’re getting into step.” USA, 1968
- American Revolution War
- Cherry Pie
- catacombs
- baudelaire
- Human Anatomy: Organs
- Please allow me to introduce myself
- Answers in Gods Word
- History .
- AUCTIONS II
- Interior painting
- Happy 138th birthday, Igor Stravinsky. Taken 1936.
- art study perspective exercises
- 12 Days of Christmas
- Brain Break Videos
- Artsey Fartsey
- Dip Pen
- Greenbrier West Virginia
- FRANCISCO DE GOYA
- Bulldog Bucket List
- art
- Anton von Werner - Im Etappenquartier vor Paris(1894) - Height: 120 cm Width: 158
- “This is a Senate of the Monopolists, by the Monopolists, and for the Monopolists” USA, 1889
- ART-Beyond Words.......
- Digital Humanities
- Manuscript Series #2, Mendelssohn’s Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage.
- Blursed Sheet Music
- Strawberry Hill
- african american history
- Rembrandt
- DaVinci Art
- Leonardo Da Vinci
- Hans Thoma
- Bridgewater Triangle
- Art
- Sigmund Freud
- genenalogy
- Sonny Rollins
- 1930-1939
- Art.
- Louise Lawler
- A Change Is Gonna Come
- Political Memes
Alfred Waterhouse was born 190 years ago today. Waterhouse had a long and distinguished career as an architect, with his contributions including Manchester Town Hall and the Natural History Museum in London. His design for the Town Hall was one of 137 entries submitted as part of a hotly-contested competition. After a rigorous process, he was appointed architect in April 1868, with the foundation stone later that year. 9 years and roughly 14 million bricks later, the building opened! This wasnt his only project in Manchester, with Strangeways, the Refuge Assurance Building, the old Manchester Grammar School and Owens College (now part of @officialuom) all being designed by him and standing to this day under a variety of new names. 190 years on from his birth, we just want to say one thing: Thank you Alfred! #OurTownHall #Manchester #AlfredWaterhouse #waterhouse #listedbuildings #gothicarchitecture - @manchestercitycouncil on Instagram
- ben shahn
- Nancy Spero
- Beatrice Wood
- Bicycle Art
- MIguel de Cervantes
- Helene Schjerfbeck
- Manuscript #3, Respighis Pines of Rome. It may look like a copyists handwriting, but it is indeed a holograph manuscript.
- Reading & Writing
- Art / GEORGE GROSZ, 1893-1959
- 1950s Abstraction
- Mozart
- Artists
- ad reinhardt.
- @_danielblumberg_ on Instagram
- D b cooper
- Marquis de Sade
- Rhind Mathematical Papyrus, written in hieratic script. Circa 1650 b.C. [1382 × 1536]
- A Man called Satch
- American Presidents
- Correggio
- Dayton, Ohio
- German expressionism art
- Dutch art and Flemish painters
- @_danielblumberg_ on Instagram
- Art / PABLO PICASSO
- Carnival crafts
- Kandinsky
- Dance the night away
- HARP
- CANTIGAS DE ALFONSO X EL SABIO (S. XIII) miniatures
- P.T Barnum
- Correspondencias
- Baroque guitar - Watteau
- Circle of fifths
- 1884 Romanian political cartoon.
- BÜCHER !!!
- inspiration
- Original of George Grosz - Portrait of Max Hermann-Neisse
- (dessins + )
- History
- Impressionist Art
- Aleksandra Ekster
- Michelangelos handwritten16th-century grocery list
- Antoni Tàpies
- Dom Pedro I
- Mindfulness Training
- Ponta Delgada
- AMERICAN art Part 2
- Gustav Mahler
- Lutheran
- A-Whistler-Sargent
- hotel dinner menu from the 1950s
- Degas - Artist
- Celebrations: El Mes de la herencia
What was Michelangelos relationship with food?⠀ ⠀ The artist saw food as fuel rather than pleasure—as something to sustain him so he could focus on his art-making practice.⠀ ⠀ The image above is a market shopping list that Michelangelo drafted for his assistant. Perhaps because the assistant could not read, Michelangelo made sketches of the foods next to the Italian words. ⠀ ⠀ Michelangelos diet would have included the following: bread, cheese, pasta, olive oil, fish, some meat, and local vegetables and fruits. He dined at the Medicis and popes fine tables, which would have had more extravagant items. Interestingly, Michelangelo was not into butter and sweets; perhaps this is why he lived until nearly 89 and had few health issues!⠀ ⠀ Curious? Join an online talk and wine tasting Sunday, October 4 at 2pm PT at the #linkinbio and learn about Michelangelo, his food habits, and Renaissance etiquette with Fred Plotkin, a specialist in Italian gastronomy, opera, and history, and Getty drawings curator Julian Brooks. - @gettymuseum on Instagram
