Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen. —Leonardo da Vinci
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loumargi:

Pan and Bacchante, 1834, by James Pradier.

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Paul Peel (1860-1892), Le Repos - 1890

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Benjamin Victor

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Benjamin Victor

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“It seems that when you want to make a woman into a hero, you hurt her first. When you want to make a man into a hero, you hurt… also a woman first.”

— Leigh Alexander absolutely hits it out of the park (via bedabug)

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emmamartschinke:

I love my little bumblebees! 

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peccables:

GLOW | see more here

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