Jan Mankes (1889-1920) - Het herontdekte schilderij Leliën uit 1910.

Britain is home to almost half of the world’s bluebells, found in ancient or semi-natural woodlands, flowering in April and May. 'Bluebell woods' by contemporary UK painter Susan Entwistle #WomensArt

In the ever-evolving landscape of 21st-century visual storytelling, Turkish photographer Aygül Öztürk has emerged as a quiet yet powerful force. Her minimalistic approach—favoring shadow, gesture, and open space—serves as a poetic counterbalance to today’s digital overstimulation.

In the ever-evolving landscape of 21st-century visual storytelling, Turkish photographer Aygül Öztürk has emerged as a quiet yet powerful force. Her minimalistic approach—favoring shadow, gesture, and open space—serves as a poetic counterbalance to today’s digital overstimulation.

Ann Burnham, “Woodland Trees.” #printmaking #linocut #contemporary #AnnBurnham

Ann Burnham is a British printmaker based in Devon, England. Her work is deeply rooted in the English landscape, particularly the coastlines and countryside of the South West. She often focuses on "fleeting moments," such as a path fading in the distance to capture the character of a specific place.

❄️ Het punt waar winter en lente elkaar ontmoeten! Hieronder heb ik een oranjetipje vastgelegd bij -2 graden. Het oranjetipje is een vlinder die hangend aan struiken of bloemen overnacht, waarna de ochtendzon ze weer opwarmt. Zelfs fellere vorst doorstaan ze meestal prima. Natuur is fascinerend...

Ann Burnham is a British printmaker based in Devon, England. Her work is deeply rooted in the English landscape, particularly the coastlines and countryside of the South West. She often focuses on "fleeting moments," such as a path fading in the distance to capture the character of a specific place.

Music for Good Friday: Bach's sublime "Erbarme Dich", from the Matthew Passion. Stunningly performed here by alto Tim Mead. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zry9...

© Torbjörn Zetterholm. 'Spiders.' Coloured Woodcut, 1955. 56 × 40 cm.

Torbjörn Zetterholm (1921-2007, Sweden) created his works using a variety of techniques, with a focus on copper engraving and color woodcuts. His motifs include landscapes, animals and plants, with a keen attention to detail and craftsmanship. Zetterholm described himself as a romantic realist.

Jungle Crow (2017) Art Print: www.inprnt.com/gallery/ryot...

#BlueSkyMon #bumblebee #Scape Happy Monday!

Frederick Childe Hassam 1890 Celia Thaxter's Garden, Isle of Shoals Maine

Frederick Childe Hassam (1859–1935) was a highly productive prominent impressionistic artist who created more than 3,000 works during his career. He is best known for his urban and coastal scenes, but this work illustrates his ability to also capture the quiet beauty of the American interior.

Dmitrii Melgunov is a photo artist and poet, also known by the pseudonym Ritam. He focuses primarily on nature photography, with a particular interest in birds and dragonflies. The work of Melgunov is inspired by a desire to share the connection with the natural world through photographs and poems.

Fukuda Heihachiro

Painting by Elizabeth Patterson. Golden Gate Bridge 7, 2022. Coloured pencil on illustration board. Dimensions 17 x 16 in.

In an ancient forest, shallow pools reflect not the trees above, but a luminous city of elsewhere. My shortlisted entry for the Cheltenham Illustration awards. Inspired by the changing landscape, childhood (and adulthood) fantasy, reflections, exploration of strange places... #art #illustration

There are modern graphic artists who are inspired by 17th century Hercules Segers, whose work was admired by Rembrandt. The rediscovery of his work must have been a revelation, a revolution almost. Love this by Anna Metz (1898): "Standing in winter light. two trees. rigid, bare, desperate."

The work of Anna Metz is characterized by a unique approach to graphic art, in which she often combines landscape elements such as trees and shrubs with fields of color or experimental materials. Metz often etches subjects from her immediate surroundings such as branches, tree trunks, and textiles.

Arthur Rothstein's iconic photograph captures the haunting scene of black clouds of dust billowing over the Texas Panhandle (1936). Rothstein's career spanned five decades. His work remains a powerful testament to the impact of ecological and economic struggles on American society in the 1930s.

This watercolour of Catalina Island by Swedish/American artist Gunnar Widforss ~ a detailed study of colour, light and shadow ~ looks as fresh here as it did when it was painted just over 100 years ago (1921)

Dutch artist Hilda Snoeijer is known for her atmospheric landscapes in which she captures trees, animals, and natural elements such as snow and mist. In her work hard lines often blur. Her work is influenced by both the landscapes of Central Spain and the ancient cultural landscape of Drenthe.

Sea of Tranquility by Mark Pimlott https://www.artlimit... #mixed #assemblage #media #colours #nature #color #places_wow #landscape #waterscape #landscape_lovers #colors #montage #river #lake @Mark_Pimlott

Jean-Paul (JP) Marsman (1968) is a versatile Dutch artist. He is known for his ability to work in two distinctly different styles: a colorful, expressive PopArt style and a subdued modern realism. These works utilize classic 17th-century techniques but often contain a surprising or alienating twist.

This aerial photograph was taken by photographer Sébastien Nagy. It shows a canoeist on a canal that cuts through the colorful tulipfields of the Bollenstreek region in the Netherlands. Nagy is known for his drone photography, capturing landscapes and architecture from a unique vertical perspective.

David Hockney (British Artist, born 1937) "The Arrival of Spring, Normandy", 2020. Acrylic on Canvas, 152.4 × 213.3 cm. Private Collection #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

Ivan Marchuk, Sunset, 1974 Іван Марчук, Сонце заходить #UkrArt #УкрАрт

Rachel Knowles is a printmaker based in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Her work begins with observation: seed heads in winter, the first snowdrops pushing through cold soil, flowers moving gently in the breeze. Rachel is drawn to the calm order of plants and the reassurance they bring, even in winter.

This work is made by the renowned Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk, who invented the unique painting style called "plyontanism" (from the Ukrainian word plyontaty, meaning "to braid"). This technique consists of hundreds of fine, intertwined lines that create depth and an almost textile-like texture.

Artist, Alex Coville

The work “March” is part of “A Book of Hours, Labours of the Month" series, by Canadian painter and printmaker Alex Colville (1920-2013). For this project, Colville used a geometric system to define the shapes of the twelve works in the series, which creates a sense of unity within the collection.

Edward Ruscha, Jumbo, 1986 https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1135109

A pair of southern elephant seal pups playing in a rock pool on the Falkland Islands has won the top prize in the Underwater Photographer of the 2026 contest. Australian photographer Matty Smith's image, titled Rockpool Rookies, beat more than 7,900 entries from around the world to claim the title.

‘Opening Out.’ #Painting by Victoria Crowe (b. 1945) #art

Three score blackbirds alight a winter tree, soundless on the leafless limbs in quiet company. In lines of silent, sable flames, they ignite to spy me with curiosity and six score eyes. (c) Eric Robert Nolan 2026

Victoria Crowe (1945) is a leading Scottish painter. Her oeuvre encompasses a wide range of subjects including landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Her work is often described as a bridge between observation and symbolism, using layers of imagery to explore themes as time and the inner landscape.

Augusto Cantamessa, «Breve Orrizonte», 1956

Augusto Cantamessa (1927–2018) was a leading Italian photographer, known for his poetic black-and-white compositions that captured daily life for seventy years. He is considered a "witness of his time" and was honored in 2018 with the title of Maestro della Fotografia Italiana. La Buona Terra

John Caple

Bill Traylor, Untitled (Midnight Blue Cat), ca. 1939-42, Poster paint on found cardboard, 11 x 8 in. (27.9 x 20.3 cm (Private collection)

John Caple is known for his dreamy, naive style that often explores elements of the British landscape and folklore. His work has a tranquil, timeless atmosphere, which is also evident in this particular painting through the use of muted colors and the depiction of a solitary journey under the moon.

L’extraordinaire Odyssée dessinée par Peter Van Den Ende chez Sarbacane. #livrejeunesse #black&withe #art #painting #sketching #fish

Bruno Bobak, River Breakup, woodcut on paper, 20th cent.

Bruno Bobak was a prominent Canadian artist, best known for his expressionist landscapes. Born in Poland, he emigrated to Canada with his family. Bobak was a versatile artist who worked in oil, watercolor, woodcuts, and sculpture. His style evolved from stark realism to a powerful expressionism.

Peter Van den Ende was a nature guide in the Cayman Islands, where he found inspiration for a very special story in imaginative black-and-white drawings. A book without words, “Zwerveling” or “The Wanderer" in English was selected one of the 25 best children's books worldwide by The New York Times.

A red-throated loon (also called a red-throated diver) floats on calm water in Germany as the first rays of sun appear. This photo is part of a portfolio by Luca Lorenz that won the Rising Star Award. By Luca Lorenz, Wildlife Photographer of the Year / Smithsonian Magazine

#Sunlight #BlueSkyArtShow 🇬🇧 No matter how the sunlight tried, it couldn't get through this palm leafs. Okay, bottom right then. A bit... (Hortus Botanicus, Utrecht, Netherlands) 🇩🇪 Ein Foto von Palmblättern bei Gegenlicht. #EastCoastKin #Photography #thewildimages #PhotoHour #sunshine

Luca Lorenz, a young, self-taught nature photographer from Germany, was named the 2025 European Wildlife Photographer of the Year by the GDT for his emotive work. This image, titled "Snowstorm," received a Bronze Award in the Best Portrait category for the 2025 Bird Photographer of the Year contest.