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The Bacchanal by August Heinrich Riedel (German 1799–1883)
“ TULⵊP “ // Darléte
“ Indian Paradise Flycatcher “ // Suman Das
Old Lady, Edinburgh, 1965 - by Robert Blomfield (1938 - 2020), English
Can you smell a flower without a smile forming on your face? Clearly Teddy couldn’t stop his smile after smelling this Rhododendron Christianae.
jesse.brackenbury
Allegory of Spring, 1670 by Nicolaes Pietersz Berchem (Dutch, 1620–1683)
1977 Don Knotts with Fozzie on “The Muppet Show” 📺
The Wood Engraver, 1882 by Charles Frederick Ulrich (American, 1858–1908)
BENVENUTI, Pietro Hercules Strangles the Serpents 1817-29 Oil on canvas Palazzo Pitti, Florence
Girl Reading (1909) by Edmund Charles Tarbell (American, 1862-1938).
“ Tribulations “ // Daniel Greenwood
The actor Richard Burton playing Richard Burton. People will understand that actors of his generation are completely different than actors today. The exception of course is the actor trained on the stage as he was. Yet even these actors are not of his caliber. He makes the most mundane of topics into a drama. Today Hollywood actors are not as interesting. Nor do they even feel obliged to behave in a civil manner with the press or fans. I don’t think they even come close to this legend.
“ Aletsch Glacier “ // ilynx_
For its time, Beethoven's 3rd Symphony was revolutionary. It was intended to be dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte, the great liberator of Europe. But when Napoleon crowned himself as Emperor of France, Beethoven tore up the dedication page. For the first time, a composer had written a very personal and biographical symphony. Before symphonies were simply given numbers, and were made to order by the patron of the composer for special occasions as background music for private parties and or to display the wealth of the patron and their good taste in music. This great symphony was original and complex. It opened the symphony up so it could be a psychological expression of the composer's mind.
ena.s.ena
“Untitled“ by | Marina Weishaupt
Fierce Tranquility 🧡 | juusohd
Paris, 1950s - by Georges Martin, French
jacklodgephotography
Fanal forest of Madeira 🌳
more of my photos: https://www.instagram.com/zauwaz/
Fanal forest of Madeira 🌳
more of my photos: https://www.instagram.com/zauwaz/
Francesc Català-Roca. La Gran Vía de Madrid. 1950′s
John Simmons (detail)
“ dreaming of foreign realms “ // marco_t1d_art
armin_ramezanzad
“ Le Phare du Four “ // Alann_Bgt