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MOISE KOUAME — roland garros 2026. © geoff lowe

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Sümeyra Yüce aka Sum de la Créme (Turkish, b. 1996, Osmaniye, Turkey) - The Seeing Blind, 2026, Paintings: Mixed Media on press Canvas

Jan Steen’s brothel scene may have been based on a popular book containing portraits of the most beautiful courtesans of the time. The young woman, slouching casually on a chair, looks out at the viewer, raising a glass of wine as though making a toast, while her guest is at the door, paying the procuress. The girl’s red slipper is a reference to her profession, but there is also erotic meaning in the foot stove and in the dog’s gesture. However, the young man making use of the prostitute’s services may end up like the prodigal son from the Bible, portrayed in the picture hanging in the background: if he cannot pay, he will be beaten from the building with a broom. The glass globe hanging near the ceiling, as a kind of universal mirror or all-seeing eye, is a symbol of vanitas, warning of the transient nature of carnal desires and all things of this world. (source)

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“Bosnian Legends: Murcia – The Plague Lady” – Alphonse Mucha (1899)

Illustration of the Great Comet of 1577, from the book Tarcuma-I Cifr al-Cami by Mohammed b. Kamaladdin, 16th century AD.

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Albert Maignan - La Fortune passe (1895)

Same Energy II, 2026 by VICTO (American); Oil on canvas, 12x12 in

Yasushi Tanaka - Au bord du ruisseau (1923)

Inspired by illuminated manuscript marginalia depicting armed rabbits.

Thomas Edwin Mostyn (British, 1864–1930) - The Green Gown