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François Schuiten, Shadow Of A Doubt (2000)

G.K. Chesterton “The difference between the poet and the mathematician is that the poet tries to get his head into the heavens while the mathematician tries to get the heavens into his head.” .

Egon Schiele, Girl Putting on Shoe (1910)

Paul Jenkins, Untitled (watercolor, c. 1970)

Kenne Grégoire, Serenade (acrylic on panel, 2013)

Carlo Bertocci, Caffè latte (2017)

Sonja Haroldson, Untitled (colored pencil drawing, 2025) (note: displayed at the Starbucks Reserve in Greenwich Village (1 7th Ave New York, NY)

Deborah Brown, "Noooo” (oil on canvas, 2021)

Leonora Carrington, Around Wall Street (or Portrait of Pablo in New York) (1973)

America is waiting for a message of some sort or another… Brian Eno + David Byrne, America Is Waiting (1981) youtu.be/fMTi73h5B_U

Gert and Uwe Tobias (b. 1973), Eulen (Owls) (woodcut on paper)

Isabella Kirkland, Edibles (oil and alkyd on polyester over panel, 2021) (Artist note: "All of these insects (and some spiders) are eaten by people, somewhere around the world, in some form.")

I am no advocate for entire seclusion. I think, on the contrary, when people shut themselves up entirely from society, it is a very bad thing; #JaneAusten #Emma

Anna Syperek, Sugarloaf From The Mount (oil on canvas, 2010)

Alison Holt, The View From Above (free motion embroidery on hand painted silk)

Fabiola Gironi, Intertwined (oil on canvas, 2025)

Cindy Rizza, Mother (oil on linen)

you cannot sit motionless in the heart of these perils, because the boat is rocking like a cradle, and you are pitched one way and the other, without the slightest warning

Jim Hodges, With The Wind (silk scarves and thread, 1997)

Agnieszka Nienartowicz, Immaculata (after William-Adolphe Bouguereau) (oil on canvas, 2020)

Sheila Kruger (collage)

Lingrou Xie, Thorns (oil on canvas, 2024)

Before the white chrysanthemum the scissors hesitate a moment. Yosa Buson

E.J. Hughes, Village Wharf (oil on canvas, 1956)

Kaljo Põllu, Home Of The Sun (1984)

Erika Giovanna Klien, Dance (1931)

I made your dress I'm bleeding out On the couch you bought That I picked out… Perfume Genius, Fool (2014) youtu.be/bBwLR74XMH8

Howard Gehman #CaturdayEve

Feel free to call us a 'Dictionscary' today. Or 'MerriAHHH!m-Webster.' Or 'Merriam-SpiderWebster.' Boo.

Happy Halloween! 🎃 🦝 Charley Harper, Untitled (Jack-O-Lantern and Raccoons) (acrylic on canvas, c. 1984)

The past and present wilt .... I have filled them and emptied them,

Ellen Jewett, Preferential Attraction (polymer sculpture, 2018)

Babs Webb, A Sleepless Night (2020)

Emil Childescu (b. 1937), The Cemetary

Taylor Schultek, Up All Night (oil on panel, 2025)

Sylvia Plath

Pierre Le-Tan (“Interior, The Interrupted Reading” from the book Interieurs-Exterieurs, 2010)

Marco Ieie, Untitled (or title unknown to me) (c. 2020)

Nguyen Le Anh, An Autumn Moment (acrylic on fabric, 2025)

H.M. Saffer II, Harvest Patterns (oil on canvas, 2024)

Every day you don't go birding is a day closer to death

Lori Mehta, Lights Out (2021)

Alex Tsao (cover illustration for Washington Irving’s The Sketchbook, Signet Classics edition, 1961)

Fairfield Porter, Autumn Morning (oil on Masonite, 1949)

night chill the orb weaver mummifies a woolly bear moth #dailyhaikuprompt #haiku

Ewald Schönberg, Spotlight (oil on canvas, 1930)

Gertrude Hermes, Bat and Spider (wood engraving from The Natural History of Selbourne, 1932)

Nicole Parker (b. 1994), Bottles And Bones (oil on panel)

Anne Carson, On Hedonism