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  1. Derrick Guild Summons Historical Portraits in Fragmented Trompe-l’œil Paintings — Colossal

    In 1666, the marriage of Emperor Leopold I and Infanta Margarita Teresa of Spain solidified a political alliance…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #arthistory #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #DerrickGuild #Design #Entertainment #Painting #portraits #trompel'oeil #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/362068/

  2. Since almost everything has seemed this week to be declining and falling, it seems high time to share one of the strangest paintings at the Harvard Art Museum: Charles Bird King’s 1830 “The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream.” I am also motivated by my hope that @dbellingradt might be persuaded to do one of his paper spotting analyses on this image.
    #trompel’oeil #paper #AmericanPainting #19C

  3. Since almost everything has seemed this week to be declining and falling, it seems high time to share one of the strangest paintings at the Harvard Art Museum: Charles Bird King’s 1830 “The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream.” I am also motivated by my hope that @dbellingradt might be persuaded to do one of his paper spotting analyses on this image.
    #trompel’oeil #paper #AmericanPainting #19C

  4. Since almost everything has seemed this week to be declining and falling, it seems high time to share one of the strangest paintings at the Harvard Art Museum: Charles Bird King’s 1830 “The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream.” I am also motivated by my hope that @dbellingradt might be persuaded to do one of his paper spotting analyses on this image.
    #trompel’oeil #paper #AmericanPainting #19C

  5. Since almost everything has seemed this week to be declining and falling, it seems high time to share one of the strangest paintings at the Harvard Art Museum: Charles Bird King’s 1830 “The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream.” I am also motivated by my hope that @dbellingradt might be persuaded to do one of his paper spotting analyses on this image.
    #trompel’oeil #paper #AmericanPainting #19C