Strudlhofstiege / Vienna
This outdoor staircase is named after the Strudlhof painting school (1688) which was one of the first art colleges in Central Europe founded by Peter Strudel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strudlhofstiege
#austria #photography #art #architecture
Manchmal ist das Paradies näher, als wir ahnen.
Vielleicht ist das Paradies gar kein Ort.
Vielleicht sind es diese seltenen Momente, in denen wir aufhören, woanders sein zu wollen.
Vielen Dank für das heutige Foto, Brigitte
*
SocialCensor - mehr als ein Bildwerkzeug. Eine kleine Kreativwerkstatt.
https://bernhardbrause.de/socialcensor/
*
#BlackAndWhite #photography #BildDesTages #art #emotionen #MastoArt
This photograph is titled *Sun Shadow* and was taken in 1956 by the American photographer Marvin E. Newman.
Cat carved in wood
I bought this exquisite little carving of a cat with clipped ear at a thrift store years ago, artist unknown. Every time I look at it I'm touched at the artist's sensitivity by including the cat's clipped ear, denoting neutering as a feral and, presumably, a rescue cat.
It measures roughly 6 x 4-1/2 inches (15.24 x 11.43cm).
Trees teach us that growth requires patience. #nature #naturephotography #photography #forest #trees #art
Bonjour! 🖖😎
Electro Waves (Alternate Take)
from Electronic Patterns
https://solarphasing.bandcamp.com/track/electro-waves-alternate-take
@electronicmusic
@ExperimentalMusic
#music #fedimusic #musodon #art #culture #electronicmusic #experimentalmusic #modular #modularsynth #berlinschool #krautrock #electronica #ambient #soundscape #atmospheric #experimental #noise #sciencefiction #synthetizer #synth #spacemusic #bandcamp
More than just a night at the museum: From Yayoi Kusama and Banana Yoshimoto to "the ghost of Elvis Presley," there's plenty to discover at the host of exhibitions, performances and spectacles across Japan this fall. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2026/09/24/art/fall-art-preview-tokyo-niigata-kobe-gifu/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #culture #art #exhibitions #museums #galleries #festivals #roppongi #moriartmuseum #echigotsumariartfield #autumnmeteorite #shimokitazawa #moonviewing #designart #niigata #kobe #gifu #gunma #maebashi #gero
le jour est levé
“Black Cloud” for the exhibition “The Accursed Hour” by Carlos Amorales at Fondazione Adolfo Pini, Photo Alessandro Spadoni
tags : menaces,#butterfly #sunrise #societe #actu #art #photography
Glyph I had the absolute pleasure and honour of documenting and photographing the dance performance “your garden has teeth” with Tina Marschner, Avah Painter and Evelina Kholod (who also choreographe #alternatiffotograf #andreaslbergphotography #art #artist #body #contemporaryart #contemporarydance #dance #dancer #dancers #dancing #dynamic #fineart #fineartzone #fotografie #kassel #körper #model #people #photography #portrait #porträt #sharp https://www.andreas-l-berg.com/blog/glyph/
Björk, photographed by the Dutch photographer Anton Corbijn in London in 1995.
#doorsday #photography #art #blackandwhite #music #AntonCorbijn #Björk
https://mastersexpo.com/anton-corbijn-licht-schaduw-en-rock-n-roll
Create beautiful photo & video albums in WordPress with the free Album Gallery plugin.
YouTube/Vimeo support, Gutenberg, Elementor, and shortcodes.
Get it free: https://wordpress.org/plugins/new-album-gallery/
#ad #WordPress #WordPressPlugin #PhotoGallery #VideoGallery #free #Art #album #Photography
Outside and taking shelter from a cool September rain.
📷 Ricoh GR III
🔘 Ricoh 18.3mm f/2.8
#Photography #StreetPhotography #Art #HumansOfBlueSky #Candid #Silhouette #Traffic #Monochrome #BlackAndWhite #B&W #BnW #UrbanGaze #Urbex #Reflections #Rain #EastCoastKin #ECK #PhotoOfTheDay #Ricoh #P664
Why Van Gogh Painted Flowers Instead of Human Models?
One of the most common genres found in Vincent van Gogh’s oeuvre is still life painting, particularly those depicting vibrant flowers in vases.
(747) The September Equinox 2026
by Petroglyph Music V.A
https://petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/747-the-september-equinox-2026
@electronicmusic
@ExperimentalMusic
#music #fedimusic #art #culture #community #electronicmusic #experimentalmusic #synthetizer #synth #electronica #experimental #noise #earth #equinox #sciencefiction
In today's twisted saying.
Masks are to be worn at night for a short time. Not a lifelong endeavor that makes dreams more intense. While this is a masked ad, the read today is well worth it.
There is a lot of extra art to see in the post. Or enjoy the spot-the-difference.
https://inkedpath.com/mask-are-not-foreve/
#art #writing #comic #games #puzzle #drawing #blog #illustration #photography #psychology #FallTraitsABook
City Perspective
Just sharing my photography, thanks for watching🤝
#photography #streetphotography #ICMphotography
#photo #japan #hongkong #fineartphotography
#fineart #art
Quiet Morning At Swansea Station
https://justin-farrimond.pixels.com/featured/quiet-morning-at-swansea-station-justin-farrimond.html
A quiet weekday morning in Swansea Railway Station, Wales.
#PhotoOfTheDay #Photography #Art #Print #RailwayStation #Swansea
Saint Fanourios After Dark
https://justin-farrimond.pixels.com/featured/saint-fanourios-after-dark-justin-farrimond.html
You were told to avoid Agiou Fanouriou after dark, and yet here you are.
#PhotoOfTheDay #Travel #Photography #Art #Print #PhotographyLovers #Shortcut #AfterDark #Mediterranean
!["Imperial Fritillaries in a Copper Vase is an oil painting on canvas measuring 73.5 by 60.5 cm which was painted in Paris in 1887.[1][2] It depicts a bouquet of golden imperial fritillaries in a copper vase, the shiny patina of which (surrounded by lavender highlights) "reflects the color of the flowers as the motted wall stands out with a combination of blue, green and yellow shades" with flecks of white like "sparkling lights."[2][3] The "moody blues" and "vibrant golds" in the painting can also be appreciated in other of Van Gogh's works such as The Starry Night and Bedroom at Arles. [2] This painting with its "thickly applied paint and convoluted brushstrokes" presages Van Gogh´s famous Sunflowers.[4] Color was an important element in his work at the time it was painted, as it expresses the artist´s "elevated mood" during the period he lived with his brother Theo in Montmartre in Paris (1886-1888).[2] This piece has been described as a "riotous celebration of color, texture and light,"[2] as it shows how Van Gogh accomplished light and the varied ways in which he applied the paint with "dashes in the background, directional brushstrokes on the table, impasto highlights on the metal vase".[5]
Vincent, as mentioned by the Scottish painter, Archibald Standish Hartrick, was interested in a theory that stated that "the eye carried a portion of the last sensation it had enjoyed into the next, so that something of both must be included in every picture made".[6] The inspiration for the selection of complementary colors (orange and blue in this painting), came from noticing that "when entering a lamplit room out of the night increases the orange effect of the light, and in the contrary case, the blue."[6] As Vincent wrote, he tried to "render intense colour and not a grey harmony."[7] Eugène Murer, the Impressionist painter contemporaneous with Van Gogh who owned the Fritillaries in a Copper Vase painting, considered him "the greatest colorist of the century after Renoir."[8] Van Gogh was always open minded about trying new painting techniques and even liked to use several in a same work.[9] This painting is an example of this, as it mixes Pointillism in the background as "expression of the nature of the central focus of the painting" [10] and Impressionism in the brushstrokes of the flowers and vase.[9] Van Gogh applied these techniques inspired by Impressionists and Neo-Impressionists of the time, that would be later used in other pieces, mainly portraits and self-portraits" - Wikipedia](/proxy/post_attachment/383309/df78b13924.jpg "\"Imperial Fritillaries in a Copper Vase is an oil painting on canvas measuring 73.5 by 60.5 cm which was painted in Paris in 1887.[1][2] It depicts a bouquet of golden imperial fritillaries in a copper vase, the shiny patina of which (surrounded by lavender highlights) \"reflects the color of the flowers as the motted wall stands out with a combination of blue, green and yellow shades\" with flecks of white like \"sparkling lights.\"[2][3] The \"moody blues\" and \"vibrant golds\" in the painting can also be appreciated in other of Van Gogh's works such as The Starry Night and Bedroom at Arles. [2] This painting with its \"thickly applied paint and convoluted brushstrokes\" presages Van Gogh´s famous Sunflowers.[4] Color was an important element in his work at the time it was painted, as it expresses the artist´s \"elevated mood\" during the period he lived with his brother Theo in Montmartre in Paris (1886-1888).[2] This piece has been described as a \"riotous celebration of color, texture and light,\"[2] as it shows how Van Gogh accomplished light and the varied ways in which he applied the paint with \"dashes in the background, directional brushstrokes on the table, impasto highlights on the metal vase\".[5]
Vincent, as mentioned by the Scottish painter, Archibald Standish Hartrick, was interested in a theory that stated that \"the eye carried a portion of the last sensation it had enjoyed into the next, so that something of both must be included in every picture made\".[6] The inspiration for the selection of complementary colors (orange and blue in this painting), came from noticing that \"when entering a lamplit room out of the night increases the orange effect of the light, and in the contrary case, the blue.\"[6] As Vincent wrote, he tried to \"render intense colour and not a grey harmony.\"[7] Eugène Murer, the Impressionist painter contemporaneous with Van Gogh who owned the Fritillaries in a Copper Vase painting, considered him \"the greatest colorist of the century after Renoir.\"[8] Van Gogh was always open minded about trying new painting techniques and even liked to use several in a same work.[9] This painting is an example of this, as it mixes Pointillism in the background as \"expression of the nature of the central focus of the painting\" [10] and Impressionism in the brushstrokes of the flowers and vase.[9] Van Gogh applied these techniques inspired by Impressionists and Neo-Impressionists of the time, that would be later used in other pieces, mainly portraits and self-portraits\" - Wikipedia")
