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Sika Deer, 1980 China stamps and covers
Drawing of a male Sika by artist Jonathan Pointer
Cervus elaphus, the fourth largest deer species, inhabits most of Europe and parts of the Middle East and western Asia.
Brooklyn-based painter Iris Scott (previously) eschews brushes and palette knives in favor of using the most traditional art tools of all time: her fingers. Her color-saturated canvases of thick oil paint capture shaking wet dogs, dreamy urban cityscapes, and serene outdoor scenes. “There’s nothing between me and the paint, I feel all the tiny nuances,”Continue reading "Vibrant Oil Finger Paintings by Iris Scott"
The Scottish wildcat is a fascinating breed of wild kitty. Only found in Northern Scotland, these cats lurk around in the highlands, giving them their ‘highland tiger’ nickname. While Scottish…
Deer Tick's tenth anniversary run at the Brooklyn Bowl featured the band playing a variety of classic albums in full along with their own material. On
PLAN A VISIT… OPENING TIMES & PRICES Ticket prices include entry to falconry display, museum and gardens. Museum is open from 10.30 until 16.00 daily Entry tickets can be purchased online or on arrival. Purchasing online is recommended Opening times & prices for Dunrobin Castle 2025 1st April – 31st October April & October Daily […]
“I of the Needle” Self portrait | 36x96 inches | oil finger painting with brush -painted skin Holding a needle in her right hand, the subject pulls thread through the fabric of the dress she is wearing. The dress is full of textural surfaces, the bodice is a patchwork quilted together. The fabric has no stretch, it’s stiff, prickly in places, and likely uncomfortable. Her skin is smooth and she wears no jewelry. Her left hand clutches the thick fabric which appears to be covered in tiny metallic scales or sequins. The dress is heavy and a little difficult to lift based on how she bends to pull it upwards toward the thread. Her expression is focused and not aware of a viewer. Her height is surreal but the proportions of the torso are not ellongated. Is she standing on a chair? Is she on stilts? The background at first glance seems to be a real forest, but on closer examination we find an antique light switch, giving away the fact it’s wallpaper. The carpet is a velvety green, reading almost like grass on first look, but no this is entirely an indoor scene. Is this woman reattaching a sequin away from the party? Or is she building a dress from scratch and we are catching her only partially done with her ensemble?
Fast-growing, Oxalis vulcanicola 'Molten Lava' is a tender perennial, usually grown as an annual, forming a lush mound of yellow, orange, and burgundy, clover-like leaves. Blooming continuously from mid-spring to late summer, the handsome foliage is topped by delicate, bright yellow flowers. Borne on pinkish stems, their throat displays small burgundy lines in perfect harmony with the burgundy of the foliage.
A new statue (2012) by Andy Scott. See also: [[[2935784]]] [[[2935776]]]
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The photographer Herbert George Ponting, who died in 1935, is best known for photographing Robert Falcon Scott’s Terra Nova Expedition to the Ross Sea and South Pole (1910–1913). As a member of the shore party in early 1911, Ponting helped set up the Terra Nova Expedition’s Antarctic winter camp at Cape Evans, Ross Island. The … Continue reading "The Great White Silence: Herbert Ponting’s Portraits from Captain Scott’s Antarctic Expedition"
Descubre la magia inquietante de 'Rebeca', la novela de Daphne du Maurier. Un clásico del suspense gótico que nos desafía con una narración repleta de sombras, secretos y obsesiones. ¿Cruzamos la verja de Manderley?
