Bridget, a gata dos pais de Tom Cox, desapareceu. Para acalmar os próprios ânimos, o pai de Cox pintava as aventuras que ele imaginava que Bridget estava tendo:
Bridget eventualmente voltou pra casa. Você pode ler a história completa com outras artes aqui.
Via maucantara.com no Bluesky.
Via beifongkendo:
Inoue Shigeko
Hilma af Klint, meados de 1890
Vincent van Gogh, 1890
Via fordarkmornings.
Henrietta Rae, 1984
Joseph Alanen, via Wikimedia Commons
Atsuko Tanaka, 1983
Okumura Koichi, 1952.
The monumental, solitary figure of a cloaked shepherd, sunlight framing his head like a halo, stands watch over his flock of sheep in the French countryside. Jean-Francois Millet’s dignified yet unglorified depictions of the rural laborers near his home were popular in France and the United States, where urban audiences perceived them as peaceful, spiritual, and nostalgic.
Other viewers saw in their realism unadorned visions of contemporary poverty. A few years after the Civil War, one American writer described Millet’s paintings as portraying “the patient, hopeless weariness of the overtasked workman… .we saw the unpaid slave of our country, the pauper workman of France and England.”
No bookmarks were found.
{% endif %}No likes have been sent yet!
{% endif %}No links were found.
{% endif %}No posts were found.
{% endif %}No replies were found.
{% endif %}No reposts were found.
{% endif %}No RSVPs were found.
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
