Helga Aichinger (1921-2018, Austria) produced graphic work, focusing on themes of persecution and displacement. Her rare exhibitions included one in Hampstead in 1988 and another in Germany in the same year; she published a volume of etchings and poems in 2006. The horses go up into the mountains

Helga Aichinger (1921-2018, Austria) produced graphic work, focusing on themes of persecution and displacement. Her rare exhibitions included one in Hampstead in 1988 and another in Germany in the same year; she published a volume of etchings and poems in 2006. The horses go up into the mountains

Snow, crow, row. #photography #Ontario #EastCoastKin #crows #snow #GreyCounty #HappyNewYear

Louis Theriault (Canadian, b.1961) "Sun and Shadows," 2022 Acrylic on canvas

Louis Thériault (1961) is a contemporary Canadian artist. His work is heavily influenced by the places he has lived in New Brunswick and Western Quebec. His compositions often use perspective, geometry, and trigonometry, and are influenced by artists like Alex Colville and Christopher Pratt.

Merlin - Tree topper! #birds

Andrey Surnov is a Russian digital artist and concept illustrator, born in 1983, currently based in Tbilisi, Georgia. He is renowned for a unique "surreal realism" style that combines meticulous traditional painting techniques with digital tools, often resulting in cinematic and atmospheric depth.

Clear Winter Night by Carol Collette.

Sergey Fyodorovich Podmarev (1935-1990)

Georgia Fiennes, Fair Enough, oil on canvas, n.d.

Michael Fratrich is a versatile American painter born in 1968. Known as "One man, 10 art styles” he masters Impressionism, Tonalism, and Realism. Based in Lambertville, NJ, he owns Ten One Gallery, featuring his iconic "Farmscape" collection and rural American scenes. Waking up to a blanket of snow

🎨: Laura Makabresku

Laura Makabresku is a Polish visual artist and photographer. Her pictures are overflown with mystic symbols and the atmosphere of fairy tales. Laura creates visual methaphores concerning eroticism and death. Her work often shows the climax of a story, leaving the interpretation open to the viewer.

Something lovely for the weekend! A 1,800 year-old Roman glass flask shaped like a mouse! Squeak squeak! 🐭❤️ 📷 by me www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti... #Archaeology

‘Penguins.’ #Illustration by Sugiura Hisui (1921) #art

Joseph Winkelman (1941) is an American-born etcher and relief printmaker. His work is characterized by an emotional and romantic response to the natural and man-made environment. His imagery frequently explores landscapes, rocks, mountains, and architectural scenes, such as those of Oxford colleges.

Island life #TidesOutTuesday #Scape #LandscapePhotography #EastCoastKin #PhotographersOfBluesky #Island #LowTide #Boat

Winter Spruce. - Inari Krohn , 2007

Inari Krohn (1945, Finland) is a painter and graphic artist, who started with political paintings but moved to work with aquarelle and graphics in the seventies. Her themes became more focused in nature. Krohn combines aquarelle, wood carving and etching, with very subtle results. Untitled (1994)

Tom Thomson (Canadian, 1877–1917) "Path Behind Mowat Lodge", 1917. Oil on Wood Panel, 26.8 × 21.4 cm. Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Light thickens, and the crow Makes wing to th’ rooky wood. Macbeth @hollowcrownfans.bsky.social #ShakespeareSunday #art Sarah Yeoman

After a career as a singer /songwriter Sarah Yeoman discovered the watercolor medium and knew that she had found her clearest creative voice. She has been painting with watercolors for 35 years and is recognized for her ability to capture the fleeting qualities of light and its influence on form.

Jan Mankes, 1916.

Wilf Perreault paints places that are often overlooked. He is known for painting back alleys throughout his career, even though the styles, themes, and mediums of these paintings have changed. Within the “back alley” format, he uses new ideas and techniques to keep his work fresh and challenging.

Sarah Evans, contemporary Welsh artist and landscape painter #womensart

Josef Bramer (1948) is regarded as a poetic loner in the Austrian art scene. Bramer paints in old master technique with meticulous accuracy without any loud pathos. He creates his silent but urgent messages with reliable skill and confident knowledge without submitting to fashion.

We're celebrating 12 Days of Medieval Illuminations. Today, 11 medieval suns. Don't you love their shining faces?

After getting her degree in art and spending several years as a graphic designer, Laura Wilder discovered the designs and philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement. Twenty years later, she continues to make block prints and paintings inspired by the beauty in nature and the simple things in life.

Linocut by William H. Hays⁠. ‘Autumn Cascade’ Size ⁠22" x 18"⁠.

I like all dit 🐞 www.kekness.nl/charlie-moon/

Boris Dolgov, 1948

Christopher Brown’s passion for nature is reflected in his detailed graphite drawings. His works are created with abundant pencil strokes that are scratched, smeared, and sanded, using bold, dark tones. His subjects include a wide range of landscapes, old barns, dogwoods, and snowy river gorges.

cloudscape • • • #photography #colorphotograph #landscapephotography #iphoneography #icmphotomag #longexposurephoto

One of those high tide sunsets at Delegal Creek, Skidaway Island, GA. Home sweet home! #EastCoastKin

18th-century Dutch naturalist/collector Albertus Seba’s detailed engravings of hedgehogs (Thesaurus, 1734)

Jim Buckels (American, b.1948) "Study for Pas de Calais," n.d. Serigraph on canvas 10 x 8 in #art #painting #painters #BlueSkyArt

Kathleen Buchanan is a Maine-based printmaker and painter known for her intricate collagraphs and acrylic paintings. A former wildlife biologist, her artistic focus is the natural world, particularly coastal landscapes and their inhabitants, using them as metaphors for human experience.

The Sentinels Nicole Parker oil on mounted linen www.grossmccleaf.com/exhibitions/...

In Nicole Parker’s work, a sense of wistful romance is woven through each canvas. She often depicts the nocturnal world bathed in soft, distant light. In addition there is a recurring motif of dwellings that typically possess a beckoning glow, suggesting a safe haven of comfort, warmth and quietude.

Odilon Redon (1840-1916) "Pegasus and Bellerophon", ca. 1888, Charcoal with water wash, white chalk, conté crayon on paper #painting #drawing #art #illustration #symbolism #OdilonRedon #Redon #charcoal

Springtime in Oklahoma. #photography #okwx

© Bryan Angus. 'Crovie North,' 2023. Two colour reduction lino print. 26 × 36 cm.

Ogata Kōrin (1658–1716) was an influential Japanese artist, lacquerworker and designer of the Edo period, a key figure in the development and consolidation of the Rinpa school of Japanese art. He is best known for his bold, decorative style and iconic panel paintings. “Four crows in the moonlight”

Bryan Angus is a contemporary Scottish painter and printmaker, known for his linocut prints that primarily depict the landscape, weather, and history of the Banffshire coast. He is influenced by 20th-century Scottish and English landscape artists and the illustration traditions that preceded them.

Linocut by Lisa Benson ‘Long Shadows’ Size 30.5 x 40.5cm lisabensonart.co.uk

Admiring the precise delicacy of these studies of flowers by Leonardo da Vinci, created in pen and ink over a preparatory sketch in red chalk (late 15C, Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice)

For #MosaicMonday a charming duck. Found in Trier, dating 4th century AD 📷 me On display at Museum am Dom, Trier 🏺 #archaeology

Lorena Kloosterboer is a Dutch-Argentine contemporary realist and hyperrealist painter, sculptor, and author. She is known for her detailed still lifes, often using blue and white porcelain, in which she creates the illusion of three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface (trompe-l'œil).