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  1. #art to start 🎨
    ...summer blossoms

    'Les mimosas'
    Artist: Andre Dunoyer de Sergonzac
    #painting #oil #OilPainting #StillLife

  2. #art to start 🎨
    ...summer blossoms

    'Les mimosas'
    Artist: Andre Dunoyer de Sergonzac
    #painting #oil #OilPainting #StillLife

  3. #art to start 🎨
    ...summer blossoms

    'Les mimosas'
    Artist: Andre Dunoyer de Sergonzac
    #painting #oil #OilPainting #StillLife

  4. #art to start 🎨
    ...summer blossoms

    'Les mimosas'
    Artist: Andre Dunoyer de Sergonzac
    #painting #oil #OilPainting #StillLife

  5. #art to start 🎨
    ...summer blossoms

    'Les mimosas'
    Artist: Andre Dunoyer de Sergonzac
    #painting #oil #OilPainting #StillLife

  6. I found my keyring for keys I either found/got on fleamarkets.
    One of the keys in particular is just so satisfying to look at, so I painted it.
    What does it open? Does it still open any particular thing, or is it fully lost?

    #key #stilllife #art

  7. I found my keyring for keys I either found/got on fleamarkets.
    One of the keys in particular is just so satisfying to look at, so I painted it.
    What does it open? Does it still open any particular thing, or is it fully lost?

    #key #stilllife #art

  8. Pattern and Bold, Saturated Color Commingle in Ben Sledsens’ Rhythmic Paintings — Colossal

    In Ben Sledsens’ new body of work, An Apple for the Road, saturated fields of color meet methodical…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #BenSledsens #Design #Entertainment #PAINTING #stilllife
    newsbeep.com/au/870855/

  9. Pattern and Bold, Saturated Color Commingle in Ben Sledsens’ Rhythmic Paintings — Colossal

    In Ben Sledsens’ new body of work, An Apple for the Road, saturated fields of color meet methodical…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #BenSledsens #Design #Entertainment #PAINTING #stilllife
    newsbeep.com/au/870855/

  10. Pattern and Bold, Saturated Color Commingle in Ben Sledsens’ Rhythmic Paintings — Colossal

    In Ben Sledsens’ new body of work, An Apple for the Road, saturated fields of color meet methodical…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #BenSledsens #Design #Entertainment #Painting #stilllife #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/751925/

  11. "Green Plums," Joseph Decker, c. 1885.

    Born in Germany, Decker (1853-1924) came to the US with his family when he was 14. An apprentice house painter in Brooklyn, he had hopes of becoming a serious artist and started taking classes at the National Academy of Design.

    At first, he painted mostly landscapes and genre scenes, but around 1885 began to focus more on still lifes of fruit and other organic material, that became what he would be known for.

    Decker's style was unconventional for the time, and he never achieved great success as a painter. But he did work consistently, and now some believe he did illustrations for seed packets as well. His work fell from favor and his last years are poorly documented, except that he died penniless in a Brooklyn hospital. He and his work were forgotten for a while until critics called attention to him in 1949, at which point he was rediscovered to acclaim.

    The near-photorealistic quality here is remarkable, especially as it's achieved through relaxed and practiced brushwork. An exceptional work, sadly not appreciated during the artist's life.

    From the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

    #Art #StillLife #JosephDecker #Plums #AmericanArt #Realism #Photorealism

  12. "Green Plums," Joseph Decker, c. 1885.

    Born in Germany, Decker (1853-1924) came to the US with his family when he was 14. An apprentice house painter in Brooklyn, he had hopes of becoming a serious artist and started taking classes at the National Academy of Design.

    At first, he painted mostly landscapes and genre scenes, but around 1885 began to focus more on still lifes of fruit and other organic material, that became what he would be known for.

    Decker's style was unconventional for the time, and he never achieved great success as a painter. But he did work consistently, and now some believe he did illustrations for seed packets as well. His work fell from favor and his last years are poorly documented, except that he died penniless in a Brooklyn hospital. He and his work were forgotten for a while until critics called attention to him in 1949, at which point he was rediscovered to acclaim.

    The near-photorealistic quality here is remarkable, especially as it's achieved through relaxed and practiced brushwork. An exceptional work, sadly not appreciated during the artist's life.

    From the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

    #Art #StillLife #JosephDecker #Plums #AmericanArt #Realism #Photorealism

  13. "Green Plums," Joseph Decker, c. 1885.

    Born in Germany, Decker (1853-1924) came to the US with his family when he was 14. An apprentice house painter in Brooklyn, he had hopes of becoming a serious artist and started taking classes at the National Academy of Design.

    At first, he painted mostly landscapes and genre scenes, but around 1885 began to focus more on still lifes of fruit and other organic material, that became what he would be known for.

    Decker's style was unconventional for the time, and he never achieved great success as a painter. But he did work consistently, and now some believe he did illustrations for seed packets as well. His work fell from favor and his last years are poorly documented, except that he died penniless in a Brooklyn hospital. He and his work were forgotten for a while until critics called attention to him in 1949, at which point he was rediscovered to acclaim.

    The near-photorealistic quality here is remarkable, especially as it's achieved through relaxed and practiced brushwork. An exceptional work, sadly not appreciated during the artist's life.

    From the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

    #Art #StillLife #JosephDecker #Plums #AmericanArt #Realism #Photorealism

  14. "Green Plums," Joseph Decker, c. 1885.

    Born in Germany, Decker (1853-1924) came to the US with his family when he was 14. An apprentice house painter in Brooklyn, he had hopes of becoming a serious artist and started taking classes at the National Academy of Design.

    At first, he painted mostly landscapes and genre scenes, but around 1885 began to focus more on still lifes of fruit and other organic material, that became what he would be known for.

    Decker's style was unconventional for the time, and he never achieved great success as a painter. But he did work consistently, and now some believe he did illustrations for seed packets as well. His work fell from favor and his last years are poorly documented, except that he died penniless in a Brooklyn hospital. He and his work were forgotten for a while until critics called attention to him in 1949, at which point he was rediscovered to acclaim.

    The near-photorealistic quality here is remarkable, especially as it's achieved through relaxed and practiced brushwork. An exceptional work, sadly not appreciated during the artist's life.

    From the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

    #Art #StillLife #JosephDecker #Plums #AmericanArt #Realism #Photorealism

  15. "Green Plums," Joseph Decker, c. 1885.

    Born in Germany, Decker (1853-1924) came to the US with his family when he was 14. An apprentice house painter in Brooklyn, he had hopes of becoming a serious artist and started taking classes at the National Academy of Design.

    At first, he painted mostly landscapes and genre scenes, but around 1885 began to focus more on still lifes of fruit and other organic material, that became what he would be known for.

    Decker's style was unconventional for the time, and he never achieved great success as a painter. But he did work consistently, and now some believe he did illustrations for seed packets as well. His work fell from favor and his last years are poorly documented, except that he died penniless in a Brooklyn hospital. He and his work were forgotten for a while until critics called attention to him in 1949, at which point he was rediscovered to acclaim.

    The near-photorealistic quality here is remarkable, especially as it's achieved through relaxed and practiced brushwork. An exceptional work, sadly not appreciated during the artist's life.

    From the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

    #Art #StillLife #JosephDecker #Plums #AmericanArt #Realism #Photorealism

  16. Pattern and Bold, Saturated Color Commingle in Ben Sledsens’ Rhythmic Paintings — Colossal

    In Ben Sledsens’ new body of work, An Apple for the Road, saturated fields of color meet methodical…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #BenSledsens #Design #Entertainment #painting #stilllife
    newsbeep.com/us/828082/

  17. Pattern and Bold, Saturated Color Commingle in Ben Sledsens’ Rhythmic Paintings — Colossal

    In Ben Sledsens’ new body of work, An Apple for the Road, saturated fields of color meet methodical…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #BenSledsens #Design #Entertainment #painting #stilllife
    newsbeep.com/us/828082/

  18. Nature morte à l'huile sur toile avec juste 2 couleurs + du noir et du blanc.
    #oilpainting #stilllife #peinture

  19. Nature morte à l'huile sur toile avec juste 2 couleurs + du noir et du blanc.
    #oilpainting #stilllife #peinture

  20. Nature morte à l'huile sur toile avec juste 2 couleurs + du noir et du blanc.
    #oilpainting #stilllife #peinture

  21. Nature morte à l'huile sur toile avec juste 2 couleurs + du noir et du blanc.
    #oilpainting #stilllife #peinture

  22. Nature morte à l'huile sur toile avec juste 2 couleurs + du noir et du blanc.
    #oilpainting #stilllife #peinture

  23. Mischievous Cats Rule in Minyoung Kim’s Affectionately Quirky Paintings — Colossal

    Myriad myths and symbols are wrapped up in our captivation with cats. In ancient Egypt, the animals were…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Cats #Design #Entertainment #humor #MinyoungKim #Painting #stilllife #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/750625/

  24. s p o o n
    I got very little spoons so I'll paint an extra one, dangit

    #spoon #spoonies #art #stilllife

  25. Pretty bottle I have, embracing that object studies are what work for now, other art will come eventually. Better just have fun with what DOES work and this one was fun!

    #glass #bottle #stilllife #art