savages-weapons:

Harpy by ~bluefooted

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booksnbuildings:

“Tribute to Wren,” by C.R. Cockerill (1830)

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… not in the face of such beauty as nature.

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labellefilleart:

Reading by the Window, Charles James Lewis Hastings

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poboh:

Portrait of a Young Woman Reading, Dean Cornwell. American (1892-1960)

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book-aesthete:

A Happy Pair
Frederick E. Weatherly, Illustrated by Beatrix Potter.

First and Only edition. 6 chromolithograph illustrations, each signed H.B.P., and upper wrapper designed by Beatrix Potter, original pictorial wrappers, g.e., tied with white silk cord finished with two tassles, spine split and crease to lower left corner of upper cover, internally fine, preserved in modern green morocco box, 16mo, London, Hildesheimer & Faulkner, and New York, Geo. C.Whitney, [1890]

*** The first book illustrated by Beatrix Potter. Rejected by the first publishers she sent the six Christmas card designs to, the second publisher Hildesheimer & Faulkner accepted the designs and sent her a cheque in payment.

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definitelydope:

_ (by wrightmight)

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hoveringcat:

Tyree Callahan is a Washington-based artist who replaced the ink pads of a typewriter with coloured paint pads and the letter keys with colour markers. I love that the idea connects language and art.

Found via Bored Panda.

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novelust:

#150 • water+color (by tilen-artplanet 2)