Weymouth Bay
Weymouth Bay, John Constable
collecting colours over a cup of coffee...
Dora Maar Au Chat (Dora Maar with Cat), Pablo Picasso
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Portrait of Madame Matisse (The Green Line), Henri Matisse
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Labels: Henri Matisse, Portraits, Women
For 28/03/2008:
Assiniboine Hunting Buffalo, Paul Kane
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Labels: Landscape-Action, Paul Kane
For 27/03/2008:
Boy with a Basket of Fruit, Caravaggio
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Labels: Caravaggio, Portraits
For 26/03/2008:
Manteau Rouge, Tarsila Do Amaral
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Labels: Portraits, Tarsila do Amaral
For 14/03/2008:
Diego, Alberto Giacometti
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Labels: Alberto Giacometti, Portraits
For Finny, 13/03/2008
Woman in the Wilderness, Alphonse Mucha
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Labels: Alphonse Mucha, Women
Mother Roulin with her baby, Van Gogh
Related: Awfully nice website on the artist, despite the fact that they don't let you borrow images.
More, for one can never get enough of Van Gogh: For the scientifically inclined - Van Gogh and hydrodynamic turbulence.
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Labels: Impressionism, Portraits, Van Gogh
Auguste reading to her daughter, Mary Cassatt
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Labels: Impressionism
Mother and Child, Gustav Klimt
Related: iKlimt, a neat website on the artist.
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Labels: Gustav Klimt
Gypsy Mother and Child, Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Peña
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Hide and Seek, James Tissot
PS
Okay, so this was meant to be a mother and child week, but I'm allowed to digress a bit, right?
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Labels: James Tissot
Mother and Child, Lord Frederick Leighton
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Labels: Lord Leighton, Pre-Raphaelite
Dolce Far Niente, John William Godward
PS
In which one confesses to being partial to art that might look cliched, merely because one spent some time thinking and agreeing to the idea that art should stand the test of time.
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Labels: John William Godward, Pre-Raphaelite, Women
Pavonia, Lord Frederic Leighton
An earlier Leighton work featured on Pigmentium
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Labels: Lord Leighton, Portraits, Women
Lilacs, James Tissot
PS
In which one confesses to gushing at the gowns.
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Labels: École des Beaux-Arts, James Tissot, Women
Madame Devaucay, Ingres
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Labels: École des Beaux-Arts, Ingres, Portraits
At the edge of the brook, William-Adolphe Bouguereau
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Labels: Bouguereau, École des Beaux-Arts, Portraits