CURIOUS GRAFFITI

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I'm a man curious about the whole wide world. I travel through life with my husband, two dogs and a sock monkey named Archie. This is my inspiration board. I claim no ownership of these images unless otherwise noted, and will remove an image upon copyright holder's request. //
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nezartdesign:

Paul Klee - Separation in the Evening (1922)

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Pan and Cupid

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antonio-m:

Pierre Julien (French, 1731-1804), Gladiateur mourant [Dying Gladiator], reception piece for the Académie 1779. Marble, 60 x 48 x 42 cm. Musée du Louvre, Paris.

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Thomas Moran, Children of the Mountain, 1867

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hadrian6:

St.George slaying the dragon. 1551. Giorgio Vasari.
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unknowneditors:
Jesùs Leguizamo

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cavetocanvas:

Terry Winters, Monkey Puzzle, 1987
From the Tate Gallery:

The image in the painting is derived from a biology textbook illustration of a circulation system. Winters is interested in the organizing structures and systems beneath the seeming randomness of nature’s complexity. His paintings are metaphors for social structures, means of communication and modes of living. They also represent psychological states and human relationships. The principal forms in the painting are inverted mirror images of each other and suggest mythical male and female figures. Winters is concerned to retain evidence of the history of the making of the painting and allows previous intentions and changes of mind to remain visible.

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drawpaintprint:

Leon Golub: Wounded Sphinx (1965) Lithograph

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nelsoncarpenter:

indigodreams: ondulyne: Two cherubs reading, detail from Madonna and Child with Saints, Rosso Fiorentino. (1495-1540)

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