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'A Wet Walk', Kingston Bridge by Paul Cleden
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Niki de Saint-Phalle, Clarice chaise femme (Clarice women's chair), 1982.

A.R. Penck- Black and White, 1981.

Christine Lavant, 1951, Werner Berg.

Henri Matisse - Entrance to the Kabash - 1912

Woman in green kimono feeding deer, painting.

Garden in Nara, Shiro Kasamatsu.

🔸Anja Isabel Schnapka🔸 "Das blaue Fenster", I von III 2024, Giclée-Druck, Alu-Dibond, 60 x 40 cm

Members Exhibibion "Blickwinkel '25" from 5 February to 16 March 2025

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🔸Anja Isabel Schnapka🔸

"Das blaue Fenster", I von III

2024, Giclée-Druck, Alu-Dibond, 60 x 40 cm

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Ivan-Valentyn Zadorozhny ( #Ukraine ). Mother . 37th year, 1965–1966.

White Storks dancing on blue background - folk art style

White Dance - by Ukrainian folk artist, Fedir Panko - painted in 'Petrykivka' Style, after the village it was named after

#UkrainianArt #art

Werner Tübke, Sketch for the Lithograph ‘Trumpets of the Last Judgment’, 1976.

Belarusian photographer Pavel Krychko created a portrait of Putin from 1,500 screenshots and photos of 57 days of the war in #Ukraine.

Victor Brauner, Hitler, 1934.

Lasar Segall, War, 1942.

Paul Klee Fish | 1921 Alice Marianne @_Emmet_Emmet

Paul Klee
Fish | 1921

Alice Marianne
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Morning Underground, Weaver Hawkins, 1922. Mordecai @menschohnemusil.bsky.social

Morning Underground, Weaver Hawkins, 1922.

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Oskar #Schlemmer as musical clown with a mechanical cello, T. Lux #Feininger, 1928.

#MaxBeckmann, Large Variety with Magician and Dancer, 1942.

Senju Shunga.

Mrs. Sum calmly, yet intently stares straight ahead while avoiding our gaze. Her dark brown, shoulder-length, almost greying hair is styled in a slightly wavy bob which frames her olive skin face accentuated by small pearl earrings and the mature beauty of her dark almond eyes, slightly bent nose, and light-pink lips. She is wearing a long-sleeved dress in a vibrant mandarin gold color, adorned with a repeating floral pattern in shades of fuchsia, crimson, jade, and lavender. The pattern is detailed and reminiscent of batik or similar Asian textile art. She is wearing a green and silver band on her ring finger of her left hand that rests atop the wrist of her right hand which holds a small, golden clutch in her lap. She sits in a comfortable wooden chair with a forest green drape over the right armrest in front of a muted celadon green background. World traveler and artist Georgette Chen (born 张荔英 Chang Li Ying in Zhejiang, China in 1906) was a pioneer of modern Singaporean art and the regional Nanyang style. All of her signed works bear the name ‘Chen,’ which was an adaptation of her chosen nom de plume. In the art community, she is frequently hailed for her still lifes, self-portraits, and portraits of other women in Asia where the undervaluing and marginalizing of women’s art was a result of women’s limited access to educational opportunities and art training. In 1982, Chen was awarded the Cultural Medallion for her contributions to the visual arts in Singapore.

Portrait (Mrs Sum) by Georgette Chen (Singaporean) - Oil on canvas / 1972 - National Gallery Singapore #womeninart #art #womanartist #portrait #femaleartist #oilpainting #singaporeanart #fineart #womensart #GeorgetteChen #artwork #museumart #portraitofawoman #NationalGallerySingapore #asianartist

Female Nude I, 1920, M.C. Escher.

Ernst Hase - Nanda Herbermann,1928.

Fanny Michaëlis, Leonora Carrington, 2021.

R.i.P. Marianne #Faithfull in Hamlet (1969).

📸: Lars van de Goor, "Winter Light"

A young apprentice geisha (maiko) with straight black hair parted in the middle and face-length side bangs which indicate movement or dancing looks down to her left while wearing a light peach silk kimono with a few floral patterns and fire red collar. She has placed a small tsuzumi (or kotsuzumi) on her right shoulder. This handheld drum consists of a lacquered wooden body shaped like an hourglass and features two drumheads with cords that can be squeezed or released to allow the player to raise or lower the pitch while playing. Such hand drums are used in Noh, dance music (nagauta), off-stage Kabuki theater music (geza), and in traditional folk music performed by maiko and geisha. Nakamura Daizaburō titled this work Tsuzumi (Hand Drum)—inscribed in kana calligraphy on the storage box. In doing so, he followed a convention established by Japanese modern artists of titling a work after a distinctive object in a painting rather than by referring to its human subject. He was the oldest son of a kimono dyer and established his fame in the early 1920s, creating numerous paintings of idealized young women. His training in the family textile dyeing business allowed his works to accurately capture the latest fashions of the day. Later in the 1920s, he would expand his repertory to create larger format genre scenes.

鼓 Tsuzumi (Hand Drum) by 中村大三郎 Nakamura Daizaburō (Japanese) - Ink & color on silk hanging scroll / c. 1920-1924 - Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) #womeninart #art #japaneseart #鼓 #drum #NakamuraDaizaburō #中村大三郎 #met #themet #NakamuraDaizaburo #掛軸 #scrollart #painting #artwork #japaneseartist

Alexei #Jawlensky (1864-1941), Helene with Coloured Turban.

Felix Nussbaum (German-Jewish, 1904 - Auschwitz 1944) In the Camp, 1940.

Eileen Mayo, early morning

Before selection , Halina Ołomucka, Collections of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.

Heinrich Ehmsen - Auschwitz.