The last blank spot on the map

René Magritte - The Thought Which Sees (1965)

Théophile Steinlen - Two Cats on a Cushion (1914)

Anselm Feuerbach - Lucrezia Borgia; Portrait of a Roman woman in white tunic and red robe (ca. 1862 – 1866)

Georgette Agutte - Portrait of a woman with a flowery hat in the garden of the house in Bonnières-sur-Seine (ca. 1905)

Alexei Ivanovich Stolbov - Broken Dreams (1909)

David-Eugène Girin (French, 1848 - 1917)

Anna Zinkeisen (British, 1901–1976) - Portrait of Julia Heseltine (Artist’s Daughter)

Sonja Kovačić-Tajčević - Black Man with a Pink Hat (ca. 1930)

Robert Frederick Blum - Two Idlers (1888-1889)

Jehan Georges Vibert - Calme Plat (1887)

André Édouard Marty (French, 1882 – 1974)

From the diaries of the artist: «It was very difficult to work; I had to cut the brushes, make the bristle short, rub the colors was almost inconceivable. <… > The hand is cracking, it is breaking; the roaring hands refuse to serve. But you draw, all thirsty to put on the canvas these bizarre, gloomy, full of peculiar beauty paintings of the Far North» (source)

Postcard from my collection titled “The Rivals”. Undated.

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Men and women exposed: treating of every characteristic, both good and bad, 1901

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