Albert Edelfelt - The Parisienne.
the textures and softness in this are just perfect. And yet theyre juxtaposed with her gaze right at the viewer, and she has amazing sharp eyebrows.

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Albert Edelfelt - The Parisienne.
the textures and softness in this are just perfect. And yet theyre juxtaposed with her gaze right at the viewer, and she has amazing sharp eyebrows.

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In the 1860s and 1870s, Claude Monet—like his Impressionist colleagues—often depicted industrial France. Here, a train crosses a newly constructed iron bridge on the outskirts of Paris. In his later landscape paintings such evidence of the modern world is almost completely omitted.
"Railroad Bridge, Argenteuil," 1873, by Claude Monet
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‘Gnarled Sunset #1′ March 2017
Super awesome impressionist does an original song in 29 voices! Wow!