labellefilleart:

The Passing Train, Marianne Stokes

care4curls:

Love The Fro You’re In

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Illustration by Nancy.Z.

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someforeignletters:

Aurelia Fronty: La Traviata (2009)

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lindasinklings:

twirl.

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fuckyeablackart:

Tranquility II by *thearne76

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thingswoolike:

Diego Rivera, Portrait of Sra Dona Elena Flores de Carrillo (Retrato de la Sra Dona Elena Flores de Carrillo (by Real Distan)

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reesh:

keturahariel:

Recent works. Mixed Media on wood.

oh my god. this needs to be a book. 

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aleyma:

Thomas Wilmer Dewing, Girl with Lute, 1904-05 (source).

aleyma:

George P.A. Healy, Euphemia White Van Rennselaer, 1842 (source).

studyincontrasts:

The Ugly Princess (c. 1902). Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale (English, 1871-1945).

Inspired by a poem by Charles Kingsley, which concludes: “I was not good enough for man and so am given to God.” The heroine is a princess forced to become a nun after being rejected by her intended husband.

As an illustrator and painter, Brickdale’s works are always styled in the manner of the Pre-Raphaelites, using vibrant jewel like colors and representative 19th century subject matter. 

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aleyma:

John Singer Sargent, Mrs Hugh Hammersley, 1892 (source).