Leonid Rozenberg

art filtered through Nature plus random sound offs

[Norbert Lawrence @Norb_Lawrence]

Albrecht Dürer - The Little Owl, 1508

[.stuff @vintagestuff4]

Black Tulip
Lowell Nesbitt
1975

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

@Havenlust Not Hockney

[Jack @FFS_WhatNow]

Proof you can be fabulous and make it on the men's team instead of pretending you're a woman and cheating girls out of their spot.

And look at the love and respect from his teammates 👌❤️

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

A Rabbit Rides a Chariot Pulled by Geese in an Ancient Roman Mosaic (2nd century AD), Louvre.

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

Dear America,

On this, your 250th birthday, we celebrate the audacious experiment that still sets you apart from every nation that has ever been: a republic built on ordered liberty, where free men and women consent to be governed yet refuse to be ruled.

You alone dared to declare that rights come not from kings or majorities but from the Creator, and that government exists to secure them, not dispense them.

You are the superlative nation - greatest in scale and spirit, unmatched in your restless vitality. How unique is your wild, irreverent confidence that turns impossible dreams into towering realities? Where else does such extravagant abundance flow - not merely of wealth, but of opportunity, reinvention, and second chances? And what land has ever matched your extreme self-confidence, that bold, almost reckless conviction that tomorrow can always be made better, bigger, freer?

To so many of us born elsewhere, you remain the lone and steadfast beacon whose light still pierces the gathering darkness. Your strength and spirit sustain not only your own shores but every heart around the world that yearns for freedom, dignity and self-determination.

Guard your rare and precious character, for in them lies the secret of your enduring greatness. We need you now more than ever.

Wishing all Americans a happy Independence Day!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ And may God bless the United States of America 🇺🇸

[Richard Morris @ahistoryinart]

Cloud study, sunset.' (1821) John Constable’s interest in the changing appearance of the sky dates to hus early as a student. At twenty-two, newly enrolled at the Royal Academy, he described the London sky as being how ‘a pearl must look through a burnt glass.'

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

Progress report - still in the clouds
#sky #bird #plane

[Maria Helena @mhcoutinho_48]

Édouard Manet (Français, 1832-1883): “Fleurs dans un Vase en Cristal”, 1882.

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

@marycatedelvey Do you need an illustrator?

[Art Encyclopedia @artenpedia]

Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket, James Whistler

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

Progress report - building a wall of clouds

[𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒌 @LKpaddy]

Poppy, Burgundy, New York, 1968 • Irving Penn •

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

@joshxhowie Learning is hard

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

@salltweets @PaulineHansonOz Orwelian

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

@LucillaGiannot1 Not Hockney

[Marysia @marysia_cc]

Helen Ahpornsiri, Full Bloom

[Leonid Rozenberg @Leonid2605]

Progress report - from dark to light we go …

[Dan Berthod @DanBerthod]

Maurice de Vlaminck
Paysage de bord de rivière, vers 1909–1910

[Aldo Torchiaro @aldotorchiaro]

Il bravissimo writer AleXandro Palombo descrive la realtà con l’immediatezza dell’arte.
I #Propal questo sono: antisemiti in purezza, ammantati da alibi di giorno in giorno diversi.