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The late French-born Polish artist Roman Opalka was a man of numbers. Best known for his numerical paintings known as The Finite Defined by the Nonfinite,

Edward Weston, Shells, 1927 * by Jose Villamill * Don Worth Cactus Trichocereus Schickendantzil, San Jose, California 1976 * Diver photographed by Jonathan Knowles- ONE EYELAND * un bacio ancora (a…

Life is a photographic project of Raffaele Montepaone, a young artist from Vibo Valentia, who can already boast of national acknowledgement. Life started 2007, the first shots were made at Stilo, a remote little town in the province of Reggio di Calabria. It was there that Raffaele embarked on his research which is still going on. His first portrait was that of signora Concetta, an absolute symbol of the popular tradition at Stilo. It was that shot, which deserved to be selected for the…

Cool brain out of hands!

Emma Neill on Instagram: “A small hand study in oils - (reference: Hands - He Lihuai) - - Oil paints: I have a mix of different brands from my local art shop,…”

Art can make a difference because it pulls people up short. It says, don't accept things for their face value; you don't have to go along with any of this; you can think for yourself. It gives you a kind of self-reliance. ~Jeanette Winterson

Drawing hands, 1913 #symbolism #russianart

Since our hands are not often included as part of our regularly scheduled skin care routine, they are typically a top place to show the signs of aging. Failing to care for our hands can lead to everything from brittle cuticles, dull, dry skin, loss of elasticity, wrinkles, and dark spots. It is time we stop neglecting and start paying some much-needed attention to our hard-working hands. Want younger-looking hands? Start with these five tips, below. | Powered by L'Oréal