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  1. @mewawuschel
    So. Ich bin noch einmal in mich gegangen, um die nähere Bedeutung von "Vorlage" zu verinnerlichen, und ich glaube, ich habe es jetzt endlich auch verstanden. So hoffe ich. Hier mein Output, ich hoffe, es gefällt 🙂

    #ShapeChallenge vom 1.3.2026
    titel: "Der seltene Dreimundfisch spielt auf seiner Okarina der Zeit"

    #KleineKunstklasse #MastoArt #MonatsMalerei #NaiveArt #drawing #dailydoodle

  2. @mewawuschel
    So. Ich bin noch einmal in mich gegangen, um die nähere Bedeutung von "Vorlage" zu verinnerlichen, und ich glaube, ich habe es jetzt endlich auch verstanden. So hoffe ich. Hier mein Output, ich hoffe, es gefällt 🙂

    #ShapeChallenge vom 1.3.2026
    titel: "Der seltene Dreimundfisch spielt auf seiner Okarina der Zeit"

    #KleineKunstklasse #MastoArt #MonatsMalerei #NaiveArt #drawing #dailydoodle

  3. @mewawuschel
    So. Ich bin noch einmal in mich gegangen, um die nähere Bedeutung von "Vorlage" zu verinnerlichen, und ich glaube, ich habe es jetzt endlich auch verstanden. So hoffe ich. Hier mein Output, ich hoffe, es gefällt 🙂

    #ShapeChallenge vom 1.3.2026
    titel: "Der seltene Dreimundfisch spielt auf seiner Okarina der Zeit"

    #KleineKunstklasse #MastoArt #MonatsMalerei #NaiveArt #drawing #dailydoodle

  4. @mewawuschel
    So. Ich bin noch einmal in mich gegangen, um die nähere Bedeutung von "Vorlage" zu verinnerlichen, und ich glaube, ich habe es jetzt endlich auch verstanden. So hoffe ich. Hier mein Output, ich hoffe, es gefällt 🙂

    #ShapeChallenge vom 1.3.2026
    titel: "Der seltene Dreimundfisch spielt auf seiner Okarina der Zeit"

    #KleineKunstklasse #MastoArt #MonatsMalerei #NaiveArt #drawing #dailydoodle

  5. "Jungle with Setting Sun," Henri Rousseau, c. 1910.

    Rousseau (1844-1910) was a former tax collector who took up art in his 40s. Completely self-taught, he faced ridicule and dismissal in his lifetime, but now he is highly regarded as a precursor to modernism and an influence on later avant-garde art.

    He loved painting jungle scenes, but they weren't real jungles; he never saw one himself. His ideas of jungles were based on popular literature and visits to botanical gardens in France. His animals often had humanlike faces and sometimes seemed to be undertaking human activities.

    Here, for instance, the jungle plants look like houseplants magnified to enormous size; the flowers look like dandelions and clover blossoms, but giant ones. They tower over the man and tiger in the bottom center. It's impossible to tell if he was trying to be realistic but just lacked any reference to the real thing, or creating a sort of approximation using what references he had, and creating a personal fantasy.

    It's easy to laugh at Rousseau's work; sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense. But there's a joy and enthusiasm about it that appeal.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    From the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland.

    #Art #NaiveArt #HenriRousseau #FlowerFriday

  6. "Jungle with Setting Sun," Henri Rousseau, c. 1910.

    Rousseau (1844-1910) was a former tax collector who took up art in his 40s. Completely self-taught, he faced ridicule and dismissal in his lifetime, but now he is highly regarded as a precursor to modernism and an influence on later avant-garde art.

    He loved painting jungle scenes, but they weren't real jungles; he never saw one himself. His ideas of jungles were based on popular literature and visits to botanical gardens in France. His animals often had humanlike faces and sometimes seemed to be undertaking human activities.

    Here, for instance, the jungle plants look like houseplants magnified to enormous size; the flowers look like dandelions and clover blossoms, but giant ones. They tower over the man and tiger in the bottom center. It's impossible to tell if he was trying to be realistic but just lacked any reference to the real thing, or creating a sort of approximation using what references he had, and creating a personal fantasy.

    It's easy to laugh at Rousseau's work; sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense. But there's a joy and enthusiasm about it that appeal.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    From the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland.

    #Art #NaiveArt #HenriRousseau #FlowerFriday

  7. "Jungle with Setting Sun," Henri Rousseau, c. 1910.

    Rousseau (1844-1910) was a former tax collector who took up art in his 40s. Completely self-taught, he faced ridicule and dismissal in his lifetime, but now he is highly regarded as a precursor to modernism and an influence on later avant-garde art.

    He loved painting jungle scenes, but they weren't real jungles; he never saw one himself. His ideas of jungles were based on popular literature and visits to botanical gardens in France. His animals often had humanlike faces and sometimes seemed to be undertaking human activities.

    Here, for instance, the jungle plants look like houseplants magnified to enormous size; the flowers look like dandelions and clover blossoms, but giant ones. They tower over the man and tiger in the bottom center. It's impossible to tell if he was trying to be realistic but just lacked any reference to the real thing, or creating a sort of approximation using what references he had, and creating a personal fantasy.

    It's easy to laugh at Rousseau's work; sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense. But there's a joy and enthusiasm about it that appeal.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    From the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland.

    #Art #NaiveArt #HenriRousseau #FlowerFriday

  8. "Jungle with Setting Sun," Henri Rousseau, c. 1910.

    Rousseau (1844-1910) was a former tax collector who took up art in his 40s. Completely self-taught, he faced ridicule and dismissal in his lifetime, but now he is highly regarded as a precursor to modernism and an influence on later avant-garde art.

    He loved painting jungle scenes, but they weren't real jungles; he never saw one himself. His ideas of jungles were based on popular literature and visits to botanical gardens in France. His animals often had humanlike faces and sometimes seemed to be undertaking human activities.

    Here, for instance, the jungle plants look like houseplants magnified to enormous size; the flowers look like dandelions and clover blossoms, but giant ones. They tower over the man and tiger in the bottom center. It's impossible to tell if he was trying to be realistic but just lacked any reference to the real thing, or creating a sort of approximation using what references he had, and creating a personal fantasy.

    It's easy to laugh at Rousseau's work; sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense. But there's a joy and enthusiasm about it that appeal.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    From the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland.

    #Art #NaiveArt #HenriRousseau #FlowerFriday

  9. "Jungle with Setting Sun," Henri Rousseau, c. 1910.

    Rousseau (1844-1910) was a former tax collector who took up art in his 40s. Completely self-taught, he faced ridicule and dismissal in his lifetime, but now he is highly regarded as a precursor to modernism and an influence on later avant-garde art.

    He loved painting jungle scenes, but they weren't real jungles; he never saw one himself. His ideas of jungles were based on popular literature and visits to botanical gardens in France. His animals often had humanlike faces and sometimes seemed to be undertaking human activities.

    Here, for instance, the jungle plants look like houseplants magnified to enormous size; the flowers look like dandelions and clover blossoms, but giant ones. They tower over the man and tiger in the bottom center. It's impossible to tell if he was trying to be realistic but just lacked any reference to the real thing, or creating a sort of approximation using what references he had, and creating a personal fantasy.

    It's easy to laugh at Rousseau's work; sometimes it doesn't make a lot of sense. But there's a joy and enthusiasm about it that appeal.

    Happy Flower Friday!

    From the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland.

    #Art #NaiveArt #HenriRousseau #FlowerFriday

  10. Histoire de dynamiser ce morne nouveau profil, je reposte sur piaille.fr

    Ce qu'il reste (la mémoire du contenu) / acrylique sur papier / 16 x 10x15cm

    #art #artabstrait #artcontemporain #peinture #painting #naiveart #expressionism #artiste #mastoart #pixelfed #french

  11. Histoire de dynamiser ce morne nouveau profil, je reposte sur piaille.fr

    Ce qu'il reste (la mémoire du contenu) / acrylique sur papier / 16 x 10x15cm

    #art #artabstrait #artcontemporain #peinture #painting #naiveart #expressionism #artiste #mastoart #pixelfed #french

  12. Histoire de dynamiser ce morne nouveau profil, je reposte sur piaille.fr

    Ce qu'il reste (la mémoire du contenu) / acrylique sur papier / 16 x 10x15cm

    #art #artabstrait #artcontemporain #peinture #painting #naiveart #expressionism #artiste #mastoart #pixelfed #french

  13. Histoire de dynamiser ce morne nouveau profil, je reposte sur piaille.fr

    Ce qu'il reste (la mémoire du contenu) / acrylique sur papier / 16 x 10x15cm

    #art #artabstrait #artcontemporain #peinture #painting #naiveart #expressionism #artiste #mastoart #pixelfed #french

  14. Histoire de dynamiser ce morne nouveau profil, je reposte sur piaille.fr

    Ce qu'il reste (la mémoire du contenu) / acrylique sur papier / 16 x 10x15cm

    #art #artabstrait #artcontemporain #peinture #painting #naiveart #expressionism #artiste #mastoart #pixelfed #french

  15. C. Pulidero street
    #paintings by Carmen Alcalde
    #Malaga #Spain

    Also huge respect to the private security guard who accidentally jumped in to the photo.

    #streetArt #urbex #urbanArt #naiveArt #mural #folkArt #Prosegur #socialHousing #communityArt #graffitiTags

  16. C. Pulidero street
    #paintings by Carmen Alcalde
    #Malaga #Spain

    Also huge respect to the private security guard who accidentally jumped in to the photo.

    #streetArt #urbex #urbanArt #naiveArt #mural #folkArt #Prosegur

  17. C. Pulidero street
    #paintings by Carmen Alcalde
    #Malaga #Spain

    Also huge respect to the private security guard who accidentally jumped in to the photo.

    #streetArt #urbex #urbanArt #naiveArt #mural #folkArt #Prosegur

  18. C. Pulidero street
    #paintings by Carmen Alcalde
    #Malaga #Spain

    Also huge respect to the private security guard who accidentally jumped in to the photo.

    #streetArt #urbex #urbanArt #naiveArt #mural #folkArt #Prosegur

  19. Adelaide artist Peter ‘Jungle’ Phillips dies aged 69 in his gallery home

    Peter “Jungle” Phillips — a much-loved “outsider artist” whose work continues to grow in popularity — has died…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entertainment #AU #Australia #death #fran #Gallery #junglephillips #naiveart #outsiderartist #Petergoers #peterjunglephillips #peterphillips #tonywaite
    newsbeep.com/au/265850/