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Picasso, photograph
Van Gogh, painting
airbrush, gun, by José Reynaldo da Fonseca
Fire: Antonio Vivarini, Das Feuerwunder des Hl. Petrus Martyr vor dem Sultan
Doriot–Rider Log House Tigard Oregon.JPG, author Aboutmovies
Phographing a model: by Mila Zinkova
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Dog skeleton: Animal anatomical engraving from Handbuch der Anatomie der Tiere für Künstler' - Hermann Dittrich, illustrator.
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Biennale Venice by Godromil
handcrafted glass paperweight millefiori by author, Tangopaso
Photo of Rick Ayotte plums paperweight. * Photo by Donald Siano
Hybiscus petal cropped: author Nvineeth
Hybiscus flower: Riccardo Scotti from ischia
Plumeria-frangipani: author Maciej Soltynski
Plumeria rubra
Frangipani by Renesis
Frangipani flowers 2 by Xemenendura
Plumeria alba by Johan Spaedtke aka Spade
Plumeria pink by craig.photog
King Protes by :Stan Shebs
Protea laetans by Andrew massyn
Rembrandt, selfportrait at age 34, 1640
The kiss by Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) in Österreichische Galerie, Vienna (oil on canvas, 1907-1908), Kuxu76
Lapis lazul by Kluka
old print of indigo plant cultivation by José Mariano da Conceição Velloso, 1806Book decoration,by Struthious Bandersnatch
Giotto statue:by Frieda
Michelangelo Portrait by Daniele da Volterra Source:
Medieval women hunting, medieval woman teaching geometry, medieval women playing music:uploaded by Leinad-Z
georgia O'Keffe, charcoal on paper 1915
Dürer - Bildnis der Mutter.jpg, and all drawings here: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_durer
Amphipthere, dragon without legs
Leonardo da Vinci Adoration of the Magi: uploaded by Sailko
Leonardo, the lady with the ermine, source
Chardin paintings: wiki common page
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William Adolphe Bourguereau, Biblis: by Thebrid; other paintings on wiki common
Jeanne Hebuterne, autoportrait, uploade by Razsr
Sonia Delaunay: Jeune fille endormie, 1907
Photograph by Sharon Mollerus,
Trumpet picture 1 by PJ
trumpet picture 2 by Eusebius
Ki and Rho by User:Dylan Lake
St. Luke, Ox, (window); San Zeno portal detail, Verona; St Hohn and St Matthew Oxford chapel, by Sacred Destinations Holly Hayes
Norman Rockwell's first cover (Boy's Life): source
Norman Rockwell, After the Prom, 1956 by
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woman looking a caravaggio: uploaded on September 28, 2009 by www.latente.it
Picasso portrait (B/W): Uploaded on December 3, 2007
by teadrinker
Fireplace, byChristoffer Blomqvist's
Les demoiselles d'avignon; byConxa.roda and Jeremy Chan
Les demoiselles d'avigno detail:niallkennedy
La vie by Picasso: byjmussuto
Pregnant by Picasso:by Happy A
At sea by Picasso (blue Period); by C-Monster
Selfportrait by Picasso; by icopythat
At the lapin agile by Picasso, 1905 (detail); by *clairity*
Saltimbaques by Picasso, 1905, by Metal Chris
Garçon à la pipe by Picasso, 1905, by mdiaz13
Picasso in front of his painting Guernica, by *clairity*
Old Guitarist by Picasso, 1903 by Steve and Sara
Lady with a Fan by Picasso, 1905, oil on canvas, by *clairity*
Woman with pears, , 1909, oil on canvas, by Navin75
La musa by Picasso, 1935by Sebastià Giralt
Picasso painting with light byf-sosa, original photo by Gjon Mili, 1949
Ceramic Person by Picasso, Sean O'Sulliv
Madame x, by Sarget, 1884 byby Aphex Twin
Golden section photo of lady with grid, by ghgr
Nautilus by Snake i
Christmass by Chris_J
Stencil shot by ratterrell (modified)
Stencil on body (arm) by crysb
Airbrushing school momnet,by Cre@tivity
Italian Leather shoes Kay i
All Saints celebration by kikmoyoo
Grandma Moses Photo by kamikazecactus
Grandma Moses Paintings by kamikazecactus
Beatus Manuscript: by wallyg
The first photograph,by alamosbasement
The Sistine chapel by Randy OHC
Red Rose by Libera
Different types of roses: roses by colors
Seraphine de senlis poster online with picknick: by user dalbera Jean-Pierre Dalb
Niki de st. Phalle, Tarot Garden by ianus
India model by Steve Evans
Louise Bourgeois, Mama, the giant spider:by Urra
The Alchimist, by Joseph Wright of Derby, source
Yorck Project, 10'000 Meisterwerke
Lion of San Marco, Venice Italy, by nicholaslaughlin
Norman Rockwell Museum, by yourFAVORITEmartian
For composition in art, the small thumbnail on Ian Roberts website with due linking to http://www.ianroberts.us/videos_masteringComposition.htm
Google images labeled for reuse
Red rose: from http://toomas-marit.hinnosaar.net/en/places/stockholm2004/2004_March,_red_rose.html
The Amazon.com online store pictures with link... for shopping. It was an easy way out to show you these pictures. You are NOT forced to buy uh!
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IMAGE BANKS
Artarchive.com (public domain - common - pictures)
Web Gallery of Art (Hungary)
TEXTs
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I consulte and/or used these books.
A guide to the paintings in the Florentine galleries; the Uffizi, the Pitti, the Accademia; a critical catalogue with quotations from Vasari (1907)
Tolstoy on art (pref. 1924)Stories Of The Italian Artists From Vasari (1908)
Essay on Art, by A. Clutton-Brock (1919)
How children learn to draw, by Sargent Walter (1916)
Pen Pictures and how to Draw Them, by Eric Meade (1895)
Painters, Sculptors, Architects, Engravers, and Their Works: A Handbook, by Clara Erskine Clement Waters (1881)Art Nouveau: The pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come (1898)
Art Nouveau: Art nouveau pattern book drawn by Alphonse Mucha and others, Creative Commons license: Public Domain (see below)
The flowers I love; a series of twenty-four drawings in colour (1917)
Studies of Plant Life in Canada: Wild Flowers, Flowering Shrubs, and Grasses (1906)
Beautiful wild flowers of America, from original water-color drawings after nature [microform] (1882)
Etchings, engravings and drawings (1893) by Christie, Manson & Woods
Drawings by Tintoretto (1969 by Giuseppe Delogu
Drawings of Rossetti (1910?) by Wood, T. Martin
Drawings of Albrecht Dürer (1906) by Singer, Hans Wolfgang, b. 1867
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Ingres, Stamaty family, by Churchh
Ingres selfportrait at age 24,by Gdr
Copyright-Only Dedication* (based on United States law)
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Giorgio Vasari "Lives of the artists", English version.
Michelangelo: Michelangelo (1900), Specimen of drawings of ten masters, Windsor Castle, Royal Collection, 1870,, Knackfuss Hermann, Michelangelo (1900)
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Rembrandt, all etchings,
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