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Lil lobster
I’m very into sea creatures rn♥️🦞🐟🦐
「effort」
2024
紙に水彩
watercolor on paper
Arlo Cloverlock I
I don't think I've introduced my very first Daggerheart character, my first foray into TTRPGs with a Firbolg bard who plays the spoons! She's my ghoul (or girl bcs i am still never ever over Monster High)
Week 2
Rollers, masking tape and acrylic paint on cardboard
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The Return of the Fishing Party
Artist: Julian Alden Weir (American, 1852–1919)
Date: 1906
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, United States
The Flight of Jane Shore
Artist: Valentine Cameron Prinsep (British, 1838-1904)
Date: c. 1865
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
Description
As a teenager, Val Prinsep was encouraged to paint by the artist George Frederick Watts, who was a long-standing house guest of Prinsep’s parents. According to Watts, in a letter of 1857, ‘I have … plunged him into the Pre-Raphaelite Styx … I found him loitering on the edge and gave him a good shove, and now his gods are Rossetti, Hunt and Millais’. Jane Shore (d. 1527), the influential mistress of Edward IV, was arrested after Edward’s death by the soldiers of Richard III, and imprisoned in the Tower of London. Prinsep shows her just before her arrest, crouching under a bridge, a hunted figure, her hair and clothes dishevelled, as she hides from the soldiers passing above.