darklinggallery:

Benigne Gagneraux

Le Génie des Arts

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Dying Gladiator, Marble Sculpture by Pierre Julien (1779)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: The Marble Sculptures of Antonio Canova (1757-1822)

1. Perseus

2. Madalena Penitente

3. Theseus slaying the Minotaur

4. Cupid and Psyche

5. Hercules and Licas

6. Naiad

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Ugolino and his Sons in Hell: Marble Sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1860)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Heracles fighting Achelous transformed into a Snake by François Joseph Bosio (1824) 

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fer1972:

The Winged Ones: Paintings by Roberto Ferri

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: An Athlete Wrestling with a Python by  Frederic Leighton (1877)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Perseus Slaying
Medusa by Laurent-Honoré Marqueste
(1903)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Le Désespoir - Marble Sculpture by Jean-Joseph Perraud (1869)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: L’ange du Mal by Joseph Geefs (1842)

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fer1972:

Today’s Classic: Humanity Against Evil by Gaetano Cellini (1908)

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fer1972:

Today’s
Classic : Hercules and Cacus Sculpture in Firenze, Italy by Baccio
Bandinelli (1534)

artofdavidkawena:

RedHead Magazine by David Kawena
Issue # 01


You can’t go bad with a red!
Dedicated to dear Argentinian friend who’s got a kick for everything orange.
xxx

DK.

douglassimonson:

Just a Boy, male-nude pencil drawing by Douglas Simonson (model: Shawn)

iafeh:

Detail representing the Egyptian (or rather Nubian) Pharoah Taharqa of the 25th dynasty - Piazza Venezia-Trieste-Italy