"Золотой" Алтай. Фотограф Андреев Сергей. Россия (Томск). The "golden" Altai. Photographer Sergey Andreev. Russia (Tomsk).
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"Золотой" Алтай. Фотограф Андреев Сергей. Россия (Томск). The "golden" Altai. Photographer Sergey Andreev. Russia (Tomsk).
Источник: //35photo.pro/serga/albums/11388/.

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Медленное таяние льда на реке. Март 26. Slow melting of ice on the river. March 26.
peupliers, rang saint-isidore, hébertville
The place we are staying cut down some big poplars and they *refuse to die*
These are dry dead logs, no roots. But the new branches are growing like crazy from the bark (or cambium i guess?)
Max Ernst (German, 1891-1976), Les peupliers [Poplars], 1939. Oil with decalcomania on paper laid down on panel, 15 ¼ x 11 in.

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poplars
From the Karise region at Pentecost - Poul S. Christiansen , 1905
Danish, 1855-1933
Oil on canvas , 41 x 55 cm.
Everyone notices the poppies. Look a little longer and you'll find the tall poplars rising in the background, quietly holding the whole composition together. Monet painted this in 1887, a few years before his famous "Poplars" series. The bright red field is full of quick, loose brushstrokes that suggest flowers moving in the wind rather than carefully painted blooms. It feels alive because Monet was painting the changing light and movement, not every single poppy. Available as a fine art print at meisterdrucke.com. Quelle: meisterdrucke.com