Cecilia
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Cecilia
When the common periwinkle population exploded in Maine in the 19th century, it literally changed the color of the coastline. The stone-colored winkles ate the orange, red and green algae that once lined the bottom of the northeastern shallows. Marine biologists have studied oil paintings from the period to try and determine the degree of this... See more
Daisy Alioto • Yearn in Review
Homo Algus, Sophie Prestigiacomo.
Julio Larraz, Flower Storm over Sappho’s House, 2016, oil on canvas, 152 x 172 cm, Contini Art Gallery (via the Courtauldian https://www.courtauldian.com/single-post/2019/04/11/modern-sapphics)
Portrait of Mademoiselle Chanel, Marie Laurencin. Musée d’Orangerie, Paris
Les Biches, Marie Laurencin. Musée d’Orangerie, Paris
Jay DeFeo, the Rose: https://www.jaydefeofoundation.org/artwork/the-rose/
Gabriel Argy-Rousseau - "Eurythmics" Vase - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gabriel Argy-Rousseaumetmuseum.org
