suburban burgundian/carpenter vandalic

Kenojuak Ashevak - Resplendent Owls, 2005, stonecut and stencil

Kenojuak Ashevak - Bird Landscape, 1982, lithograph on paper, 48.9 x 63.5 cm

Athena Nangala Granites. “Napalijarri-Warnu Jukurrpa (Seven Sisters Dreaming)

Internet Archive

Nathaniel Oliver (American, 1996) - Bountiful Blue (2025)

Woodblock prints, CJP auction

Harald Sohlberg, Early 1900s

Pleinair, Francesco Lo Castro, 2026

itee pootoogook, "kitchen window," 2010, pencil crayon and pencil

Unknown, Italy, Rome, Greco-Roman Period Hippopotamus Sculpture 332 BC–AD 395 This hippopotamus steps forward with its rear left leg lifted off the ground and its head arched upwards. The hippopotamus was a Nilotic animal associated with Egypt and the Nile River that was brought to Rome and put on display in the Colosseum as part of venationes, or wild beast hunts. The rise of “Egyptomania” in the Roman Empire surged under the emperor Hadrian (reigned AD 117–38). Extant Egyptian examples of hippopotamus figurines are less animated and made of materials such as stone or pottery rather than bronze, making the pose and materiality of this object distinctly Greco-Roman.