portrait of karola neher - 1929 - rudolf schlichter

found via art inconnu – an absolute treasure trove of forgotten & under-appreciated artists.
by Miss Moss on 30. Mar, 2010 in Art
portrait of karola neher - 1929 - rudolf schlichter

found via art inconnu – an absolute treasure trove of forgotten & under-appreciated artists.
by Miss Moss on 29. Mar, 2010 in Art
when you think pointillism your first thought would be seurat – but i’m also infinitely attracted to the works of henri-edmond cross, mostly for his bold palette & dreamy scenes.

the pink cloud – 1896
by Miss Moss on 19. Mar, 2010 in Art
i’d like a wet winter now, please! i’d also like a farm, and perhaps some sheep.
the return of the flock – charles sprague pearce
photo by steve spraggon
by Miss Moss on 17. Mar, 2010 in Art

four loves i found – a woman, a child, a horse & a hound - 1922 - george spencer watson
via art inconnu
by Miss Moss on 16. Mar, 2010 in Illustration

untitled by julian onderdonk
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drawings by stacey rozich
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this jacket by pendleton / opening ceremony
by Miss Moss on 11. Mar, 2010 in Art
esbjorn doing his homework (1912) - carl larsson
that feeling – when it’s so nice outside but you have work to do. man.
by Miss Moss on 09. Mar, 2010 in Art

the ice maiden (1915) – edmund dulac
1915 you say! this looks like something a modern day illustrator would create and sell prints of on etsy. except 1000 x better (edmund would have been a hit on etsy)
by Miss Moss on 08. Mar, 2010 in Photos
we’re in the middle of a month long heatwave & right now i’m just a bit sick of it. south african summers have a way of really driving the point home in february/march (as if to say, haha you buggers! feel me while you can because soon you’ll be cursing winter and i’ll be laughing at you from the other side of the world). i much prefer summer’s more mild-mannered cousin, autumn – please come now.
by Miss Moss on 05. Mar, 2010 in Art

woman walking in an exotic forest (1905) - henri rousseau
(i think this is how alice must have felt)
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