Emma

Not an ordinary cat

[carmeladonnafugata @carmedonnafugat]

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Midnight Shore , Helen Frankenthaler

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[Duille @DuilleDesign]

"Jack's Peak". Gordon Mortensen. 1991.

[Giselle @gisellecaldei3]

Marc Chagall (1887–1985), born Moishe Shagal, was born near Vitebsk, now Belarus, into a Jewish family. Before World War I, he studied and worked in St. Petersburg, Paris, and Berlin, developing a style inspired by Jewish and Eastern European folklore.🖋️

[Patti Bacchus @pattibacchus]

The @BCFerries Cumberland (aka The Cumby), making its way past Pender Island, under the Buck Moon.

[L'uomo degli abissi @Fanrizio21]

Porch Provincetown
Massachusetts 1977

Joel Meyerowitz

[Journal of Art in Society @artinsociety]

Most people know Dutch artist Piet Mondrian for his block colours and geometric abstraction, but here also are two of his earlier, naturalistic works created before 1910 ~ Apples, Ginger Pot and Plate ■ Still Life with Oranges

[frauletizia @letiziafrau]

Richard Diebenkorn
"Ocean from a Window", 1959.

[Giselle @gisellecaldei3]

She explores memory, identity, and African American history through vibrant colors and the patchwork technique.
Educated at Howard University and Montclair State University.

[Giselle @gisellecaldei3]

Bisa Butler | Textile artist
American quilter born in 1973. She creates monumental portraits using African, vintage, and contemporary fabrics. 🖋️

[Kota @tikiquasar]

Ivan Kliun
1873-1943

[Jim Beattie @JimBeattie18]

Garden Rose
Watercolour on paper
Mark Adams.

[Kota @tikiquasar]

Richard Diebenkorn
Ocean Park #40
1971

[Kota @tikiquasar]

Yoshida Toshi
Meditation
1966

[Kota @tikiquasar]

Theo van Doesburg
Maison d’Artiste
c. 1923

[Ina de Bree @InadeBree]

‘The mobiles started when I went to see Mondrian in Paris, 1930. I was impressed by several colored rectangles he had on the wall.’

Alexander Calder in an interview by Katherine Kuh 1962

Hommage à Mondrian, 1965

[Eye On Axis @eyeonaxis]

Fred Herzog, 1984

[Vtg Fashion Guild @TheVFG]

The first collaboration between Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dalí wasn't a dress—it was a powder compact.
Telephone-dial powder compact, c. 1935.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Read about Schiaparelli's the VFG Featured Designer article https://t.co/wwkXCMjl0p

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Flame, 2019 by Andrea Kowch, US painter #WomensArt

[Duille @DuilleDesign]

Exterior Schröder House, Utrecht. Gerrit Rietveld. 1924.
Photo: Stijn Poelstra. 2018.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Tea gown of Empress Maria Feodorovna, 1890. State Hermitage Museum.