@chanelwestcoast Oh and Burnette looks worse on you than that fake ass bleach blonde you tried pulling off. #bitchisfakeandcantrap
Fucking your way to the top and singing about cookies does not make you a rapper. No I dont sing but I know real music and real artists and honey it isn't you. Cunt
Van Gogh painted portraits of many different types of people. Their clothing helps us identify them: a postman and a zouave in their uniforms, and of course plenty of peasant figures in their characteristic clothing. Woman Lifting Potatoes (1885) https://t.co/IYpfKIuT5J
The still life is a kind of self-portrait: we see the pot of coffee and the tobacco he enjoyed so much, the envelope of a letter sent by his brother, an empty absinthe bottle and a book of home remedies. Still Life with a Plate of Onions (1889) collection @krollermuller
I am headed up to Portland again tomorrow, if anyone wants to send up care packages, please PM me. Please share far and wide, my nephew and family are beginning to feel the financial strain of the C-bomb that detonated in their lives. <3<3<3 https://t.co/EORI832RwN
Whenever Vincent did not have a canvas to hand, he looked for other material to paint on. He used the lid of a packing case from the Kiritsu company to paint his Basket of Hyacinth Bulbs (1887). Van Gogh painted directly onto the somewhat battered wooden surface. #VanGoghBlossoms
#HistoryofPainting
Joseph Antonio Hekking (Netherland, 1830 - New York, 1903) was an Dutch-Ameriacan landscape painter.
(Moonlight Scene at the Coast is representative of this movement & it highlights the importance of an untouched landscape by man.)
"Mountain Stream", c. 1868
In Arles, Van Gogh painted a drawbridge – something that he was familiar with from the Netherlands. He used distinct diagonals in his composition, inspired by Japanese art. He had seen this method of suggesting depth used in Japanese prints. #VanGoghJapan https://t.co/TZH4iB6FEc