Si hortum in bibliotheca habes, nihil deerit. He who has a garden and a library wants for nothing. - Cicero (The Young Cicero Reading)

Learn more about The Seasons Pic 1 Giuseppe Arcimboldo - oil artwork, painted by one of the most celebrated masters in the history of art.

JESSIE WILLCOX SMITH (1863/1935) "Kept In" 1904

A Young Man Playing The Flute, Before A Table Set With Various Smoking Implements And A Deck Of Cards

1884 Helene Schjerfbeck (1862-1946) Naisprofiili, 1884

An Allegory of Water, undated | Giuseppe Arcimboldo | Fine Art Painting Reproduction | TOPofART

Nicholas Lanier, a true Renaissance polymath, one of the most influential court musicians of the seventeenth century, was Master of the King’s Musick, as well as an accomplished artist and collector, given free reign to shape the Royal collection for Charles I, and given ear to the social élite, rumoured to be involved in political and ambassadorial espionage. This extraordinary portrait of an extraordinary man at the beginning of his career, is unprecedented in its virtuosity within the…

Louis Edouard Rioult: "L'atelier du peintre", 1824, oil on canvas, Cherbourg-Octeville ; musée Thomas Henry.

Le site des Éternels Éclairs vous propose de visiter sa Galerie de tableaux consacrée à l'artiste peintre Arcimboldo

A Man in a Room, 1627, Rembrandt Van Rijn

Up the Close and doun the stair; But and ben wi’ Burke and Hare: Burke’s the butcher, Hare’s the thief, And Knox the boy who buys the beef. It is often and wrongly assumed that the murderers Burke and Hare were Resurrectionists, or grave robbers, for although it is true that they supplied corpses for the use of Dr Knox, a famed anatomist in Edinburgh, they did not rob any graves. Their bodies were cleaner and fresher than that! A killing spree began in 1827 and lasted just under a year…

Carl Conrad Julius Hertel - Classe pendant une leçon de géographie

Post su DARGELAS André Henri scritto da CantervilleGhost

956 Likes, 4 Comments - picsnotminepaintingsnoteven (@freelimes) on Instagram: “"Mademoiselle Plume Rouge" by Thomas Austen Brown (1896). Oil on canvas. Scottish painter.…”