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Zooming through time and returning to childhood with fresh eyes, using photography as a means to create a new perspective on the past.
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Film. Culture. Vintage. Tunes. Always original crops/uploads. 30-something, Sweden, schizoaffective and very weird. Sometimes NSFW. MDNI.
Comical, cuddly and capricious, Corgis have continued to rule the internet with their various hijinks. While they might seem ridiculous at times, did you know that Corgis were originally the pets of warriors? Yes that’s right, the first breed of these snuggly dogs were brought over to Cardiganshire, Wales by a warrior tribe of Celts around 1200 BCE. Now, over 3000 years later, Corgis seem less like warriors and more like comedians. Pretending to drive cars, sledding in the snow and dressing in ridiculous outfits, these rotund pups have brought many of us countless moments of internet joy. Beyond the web some Corgi enthusiasts love these animals so much they organized a Southern California annual Corgi meet-up. Here at Bored Panda we like to spread the cheer, so we have put together a list of some of our favorite Corgi moments. Don’t forget to up-vote your favorite photos!
Too much love
- Se mi chiamassi, sì, se mi chiamassi. Io lascerei tutto, tutto io getterei.. - If you would call me, oh yes, if you would only call me! I would leave everything, I would throw everything over.. - Si me llamaras, sí, si me llamaras! Lo dejaría todo, todo lo tiraría..
Hello. Because I care about you, I want you to know about Rose O'Neill.
Explore heylove_010's 1559 photos on Flickr!
Funny, weird and WTF images that will make your day better.
Diane Arbus was a photographer who went where many feared to tread, the underground. Some of her best, some overlooked photos form the 1950s to the 1970s, are on view now at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto.
Explore Eastlake Victorian's 1541 photos on Flickr!
Nowadays, it's pretty common tp give lots of attention for animals in art, but in the past it was different. The subjects of the famous paintings were almost always humans. There's nothing wrong with that, but the great painters of the past are long gone, and it makes us wonder what if animals were the subjects of the famous paintings that we've come to appreciate from art history. Even though this may not be the reality, some digital artists rose to Design Crowd's challenge to try their hand at giving their guess of what it probably would have looked like. Let us present to you some of the select pieces from the aforementioned challenge that we think did their job rather well. As with all art, check it out and judge it yourself!
Haris Nukem's theatrical photographs explore the meaning of 'faith' in today's connected world.
Museums and art galleries can become an overwhelming experience for the casual visitor. Luckily, some people untangle centuries-old ideas and dumb-down them into language us mortals can understand, too. Previously, we covered museum museum snapchats; now it's time for something else - an array of hilarious art memes. After diving into this list, you might just feel as a highbrow art critic yourself.
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The Anne Frank House is one of Amsterdam’s most famous attractions and now, after two years of renewal work, it is welcoming “a new generation of visitors”.
This church looks short and squat from the outside and sits uncomfortably in it's little square, bulging, an ugly duckling! The exterior fails to suggest any majesty compared to Vienna's other large palaces of worship such as Stephandom & Karlskirche, but then you go inside! The baroque interior is so busy and heavy with detail that it is impossible to take in what you are seeing. You need to take a picture so that you can study it later and decipher the church's mysteries... or alternatively sit through a very long service!
Robert Knoebel (German, 1874 – 1924) Dreaming figure in a boat, under a stormy sky, N/D Oil on canvas. 140 x 120 cm
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Museums and art galleries can become an overwhelming experience for the casual visitor. Luckily, some people untangle centuries-old ideas and dumb-down them into language us mortals can understand, too. Previously, we covered museum museum snapchats; now it's time for something else - an array of hilarious art memes. After diving into this list, you might just feel as a highbrow art critic yourself.
The blog of Anahata Katkin. Artist, designer and co founder of PAPAYA! & PAPAYA! Living Boutique. A boho bulletin for visual juju and the persuit of creative nectar.
An hour or so's sail from the port of Nagasaki, an abandoned island silently crumbles.
About The Artwork My inspiration goes from antiquity to renaissance. The use of gold and rhinestones is a reminder of icons from the byzantine era. Original Created:2020 Subjects:Portrait Materials:Cardboard Styles:Fine ArtFigurative Mediums:AcrylicInk Details & Dimensions Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in Frame:White Ready to Hang:Yes Packaging:Ships in a Box Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a box. Art prints are packaged and shipped by our printing partner. Ships From:Printing facility in California. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
If you’re a fan of the classic cinematic masterpiece Ratatouille, chances are you’ve considered adopting a rat as a pet. (You have to admit that it would be awesome to have a furry little sous-chef by your side guiding you to culinary excellence!) And while rats might not be as popular as cats or dogs, maybe they should be. They’re extremely intelligent, and let’s be honest, adorable too. If you’re not convinced that rats are incredibly precious creatures that make for excellent companions, we hope this list will change your mind. And if you already love these furry little rodents, you’re in for a real treat!
A look inside the new Taschen monograph, which accompanies an exhibit at the Fondation Azzedine Alaïa in Paris.
Hu JunDi (胡峻涤) impressionist chinese painter. Born in 1962 in Jilin Province, China. He graduated from Sichuan Fine Art Institute in 1984. Hu’s work has been exhibited and collected in China and other Asian countries as well as in Europe and America.
