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Robert Lewis Reid, Blue and Yellow; Alfred Stevens, La Parisienne japonaise; Lilla Cabot Perry, An Easter Morning; Alfred Stevens, Girl in a Kimono; Guy Orlando Rose, Marguerite; William Merritt Chase, The Blue Kimon.

Danila Tkachenko: How hermits live in the wilderness [source].  Escape is a series about individuals who have disassociated from society and live as hermits in the wilderness of Russia and Ukraine.

Ippolito Caffi, Piazza San Marco in Venice in the Moonlight; Ivan Aivazovsky, Moonlit Night; Joseph Wright of Derby, Moonlight Landscape; John Longstaff, The Sirens; Hermann Hendrich, Old German Folk Tale.

Francis Coates Jones, The Water Carrier; Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Woman with a Fan; John William Waterhouse, A Song of Springtime; Herbert Arnould Olivier, Summer Has Come In (Sumer Is Icumen In)

Sebastian Erras, Barcelona floors. [source]

Władysław Czachórski, The Blossom of Youth; Franz Xaver Petter, Blumenstück; Franz Xaver Gruber, Blumenstück; Louis Janmot, Fleurs des champs

William Merritt Chase, Spring Flowers (Peonies); Émile Villa, La Japonaise; Hubert-Denis Etcheverry, A Cabinet, Flowers and Crystal Ewer on a Ledge; Arnulf de Bouche, Still Life with Japanese Vase and Figurine; Frans Verhas, La collectionneuse au kimono vert; Frans Verhas, La Fiancée

Sebastian Erras’s London floors project. [data source]

Brazil’s largest and most dangerous gold mine photographed by  Sebastião Salgado. [data source]

.... Imagine being the unsuspecting and lucky owner of that apartment.

The Sala del Mappamondo in the Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola (Viterbo). Frescoed by Giovanni De Vecchi between 1572 and 1574.

Venetian floor by Sebastian Erras

The romantic cemeteries of Caspar David Friedrich:  The Abbey in the Oakwood (1809-1810);  Monastery ruins in the snow (1819);  The Cemetery Entrance (1825);  Graveyard under Snow (1826).