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lariwashburn:

(via Abstract)
cavetocanvas:

George Stubbs, Pangloss, c. 1762
From the Indianapolis Museum of Art:

In its faithfulness to nature and keen grasp of anatomical structure, Rufus is one of George Stubbs’s finest horse portraits. Largely self-taught, the artist’s ability to depict the natural world owed a great deal to his study of anatomy, which included detailed dissections of horses.
Although it was Stubbs’s practice to paint his horses first and then complete the surrounding landscape in his studio, the plain background in this painting was surely intentional. The neutral background focuses attention on the beautifully precise drawing and the fine texture of the horse’s coat.
kifthesky:

zeppelin
allcreatures:

Photo: Ed Oudenaarden/AFP/Getty Images
tagaoth:

Portrait of Aletta Hanemans -Frans Hals ~1625
sophiedavidson:

Ryan Mcginley
readyaimfiree:

NYPD @ Elite 8 2012Photo by Senna Ahmad Photography 
loverofbeauty:

Lillies by David Hockney
sovra:

acrylic on canvas by Franz Gertsch, 1976
s-c-r-a-p-b-o-o-k:

mark rothko, 1963
loverofbeauty:

 Caspar David Friedrich;  Study  (1810)  Hamburg, Kunsthalle
theswinginsixties:

Audrey Hepburn