joel

the desire

[生きた川 @ikitakawa_0]

The Phases of the Moon.

[CAMPEONES DEL MUSLO (kfc ESPAÑÑÑÑAAA) @KFC_ES]

VIERNES DE GRAFICOS HD Y REMAKES

[Dan Berthod @DanBerthod]

Vincent Van Gogh
Nuit étoilée sur le Rhône, 1888

[Van Gogh Museum @vangoghmuseum]

💡 Vincent rented the Yellow House in Arles (FR), with a view over a small local park. It was right by what he casually called the ‘street of the good little ladies’ (yes, that’s a brothel reference).
Even though the park itself wasn’t anything special, he saw something in it – and painted it.

🎨 On 11 October 1888, Vincent wrote to his brother Theo: ‘I’ve done a new no. 30 canvas, and I plan to start another one this evening when they light the gas. The one I’ve just done is another garden.’

He was writing about these two paintings:
1‘The Public Garden with a Couple Strolling ('The Poet's Garden')’, 1888 © Private collection
2 ‘Entrance to the Public Gardens in Arles’, 1888 © The Phillips Collection

[akc @lineofakc]

solitude day#9

[joel @heaIeed]

@MacieJay @Yacquerie aún duele

[joel @heaIeed]

@Yacquerie no tengo

[Echo🐈 @echoistrans]

i eeby geeby when the leeby deeby and then my jeepy weepy oh yeah

[Guilherme Nunes @guilhernunes_]

A group of friends started singing a song in a language they didn’t understand and unintentionally opened an interdimensional portal.

[소리그림 @soundnimage]

필리베르토 스카르펠리, 〈안과에 간 고양이〉(1953)

[️sof @sodazerosugar]

sour cream and onion pringles

[Van Gogh Museum @vangoghmuseum]

🌼 These fritillaries are spring bulbs. The flowers were cut and captured on canvas, resulting in a lasting bouquet. Emile Bernard (Vincent’s painter-friend) recalled Vincent courting Agostina Segatori, the Italian owner of Café du Tambourin on Paris’ Boulevard de Clichy, with flower paintings that ‘would last for ever.’

🖼️ ‘Imperial Fritillaries in a Copper Vase’ ©️ Musée d’Orsay

[yosuba @coolfunnnn]

me gusta no entender lo que dice… me parece muy interesante….

[애잔햄 @1sad_hamster1]

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