Everything that’s been going on has been insane. I’ve been thinking it’s all in my pain. But it’s all of ours. Everyone I know thinks they’re on an island. They are starving. But there are lush fields from ear to ear right between us. There’s no harsh waves. We’re not insane. It’s just the world we are living in. If you can learn to love yourself you can start to help again. But until then I’ll love you regardless and hold your hand. We can go have a party or stay in. But whatever we do it’ll be
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Enjoying the space and pace. Im just posting some of the artwork that’s been keeping me going.
History of ArtTwo paintings originally known as ‘Tempête’ and ‘Calme’ (Storm and Calm), were commissioned as a pair by Stanislas Augustus, King of Poland, in 1772. However, Vernet instead sold them to the British officer and East India Company official Lord Clive.
These are two of Vernet’s greatest #marine paintings and the type of work for which he was most famous in his day.
https://stellar-art.pixels.com/featured/a-shipwreck-in-stormy-seas-1773-claude-joseph-vernet.html
https://stellar-art.pixels.com/featured/a-landscape-at-sunset-1773-claude-joseph-vernet.html
#art #ArtHistory #marine #MastoArt #FediArt #FediGiftShop #vintage
@magpie_sendai colloquially English speakers in at least America will still differentiate between “American Indians” or “Indians”. Sometimes it happens by differentiating between “dots or feathers” but most Americans say Native American now but even that can be contentious. From my understanding, yes, Columbus was using familiar terms to him for a foreign people of a copper complexion and it has snowballed to the term “American Indians” even today.
I’m really content with this one. I don’t know if I’m finished with it, but it was so wonderful to have the opportunity to take some difficult times and turn it into cosmic hope. #art
@brianbilston 😂 thoroughly enjoyed