"Winter", (2020)

by Nabil Anani (Palestine)

"Rose Topiaries"
Acrylic by Domo Geshe Rinpoche.

Brigitte Bardot visits Pablo Picasso in Cannes in 1956.

Picasso & Cocteau

:-) Great Pictures! Thank You for sharing ♡

"Woman with Orange" (1901)

by Käthe Kollwitz

Brush lithograph with colouring stone in orange, etching (aquatint, reservage and drypoint) slightly edited with charcoal, cream-coloured paper laid on grey, blotter-like paper, Kn 56 II 2

"Hunger", (1923)

by Käthe Kollwitz

"The Journey", (2020)

Drawing on Elephant Dung Paper

by Sambuddha Guttagupta (India)

The Plight II, 2019.

Gouache on paper, 63 x 63 cm.
by Nadia Plesner Ludvigsen

Natalie Fletcher's painted body art masterfully cloaks people in scenic views.

by Mansoureh Hosseini (Iran)

Wassily Kandinsky with cat Vas'ka in Sevres (1906).

Creative people: your attention is your super power. Cultivate it.

get more creative.... fun video explaining how!

"Zu den vier Ecken" - "To the four corners", (1932)

by Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944)

Technique: Oil, Pen and Ink on Board

Collection: Private Collection

A Composite Horse, Central India, Deccan, 18th century.
Opaque watercolour on paper.

'Cosiddetta Flora'

Date : 1st century AD

Medium : fresco

Collection : Naples National Archaeological Museum

Provenance : room W26, Villa di Arianna, Stabiae

Came across this today. So beautiful! South African artist Daniel Popper, known for his massive figurative sculptures, has constructed a new artwork as part of an arts and culture festival in Tulum, Mexico. The towering installation is titled Ven a la Luz (come into the light), and is comprised of wood and rope formed into a female figure. Her torso is filled with lush green plants, which creates an archway for viewers to walk through.

WOW...This is really amazing! ∼ 

'Farmhouse in Upper Austria', (1911)

by Gustav Klimt

Wonderful♡ ∼ See You there for Tea Time? :-) 

Yes, sure ♡ tell me when! ♡

Come in, in our tea-time circle ! It's getting cozy ... ❤️ ..

I also get a cup of tea ? :))

by Valeri Tsenov (Bulgaria)

∼ I am very glad to see all these beautiful pictures again! Thank You ∼

Art by Tsolak Shahinyan (Armenia)

by Agnès Boulloche, (France).

Artist unknown

Swedish born Hilma af Klint, b. Oct. 26, 1862.

Autumn is like a second spring, no?

Art by Kim Stenberg

Art by Kyoko Yamaji

If all life inevitably comes to an end, we must color it in our own with our colors of love and hope.

~ Marc Chagall

"Blessed are those who see beautiful things in humble places where others see nothing."

Paul Klee

Camille Pissarro

"L'art de la conversation" , (1963)
by René Magritte (Belgian, 1898–1967)

"I paint in order not to cry."....Paul Klee

A smile for people who are sick and need a ray of sunshine.

www.l-seifert.de/bilder/Smile.html

Thank you, Lothar! ~  ♥  ~

"Gaze of Silence" (Blick der Stille), (1932)
by Paul Klee (1879 – 1940)

Technic : Oil on burlap
© Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

"Hope, II" (1907-1908)
by Gustav Klimt (14 July 1862 – 6 February 1918)

Technic : oil, gold and platinum on canvas

"Old Aker Church", (1881)

by Edvard Munch

"Planting the Amazon" is a recently completed painting by Nicola Slattery, (UK).

More at http://nicolaslattery.com/

#amazon #painting #plantaflowerday

by Mary Baxter St Clair

Welcoming the spring.

by my dear FB friend Bruce Morse...

I do think that any art therapy (painting, music, dance, poetry etc.) is a powerful healing modality that needs to gain wider support in our culture.

   Bruce Morse

“Woman with Greyhound (Edith Schiele)”, (1916)
by Egon Schiele

Technique : watercolor on paper
Gallery : Private Collection

"Bauerngarten" , (1907)

by Gustav Klimt

"Carrowby Hill" , (1998)

by David Hockney