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Beer Bottle Green, CJ Hendry, Colored Pencil, 2017

'Saguaro Dusk' by contemporary US Impressionist style painter Erin Hanson #WomensArt https://t.co/vIvePYdZxL

How to redefine the word “grape:” 🖌 Adriaen Coorte, “Still Life with a Hanging Bunch of Grapes, Two Medlars, and a Butterfly,” 1687, oil on canvas https://t.co/DMb7udTNxz

Want to bring something unique to the Thanksgiving table? Try this 17th-century sweet potato pie with a saucy history. https://t.co/4BEFtonV7o

Conceived in the wake of the many global lockdowns and confinements, "Richard Misrach: Isolation/Solitude" at our Geneva gallery meditates on the sometimes subtle difference between choice and imposition.⁠ To learn more, visit: https://t.co/2QQBnFIsQ6 https://t.co/uXofSxOERW

Collaging debris culled during urban excursions, Michael Alvarez constructs his landscapes from scraps of literal ones. https://t.co/YT6JkWI7Ua https://t.co/u8xzYDLvny

Alexandra Dvornikova, artist known for her folkloristic illustrations #WomensArt https://t.co/Pnth9jutvH

Adriaen Coorte’s still-life paintings are among the most mysterious and compelling works of art produced in the Netherlands during the 17th century. 🖌 15 × 12 in., The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund https://t.co/m6tt5EY6PK

The remains of a massive 2,200-year-old bathhouse have been uncovered in Berenike, an ancient seaport in Egypt on the western shore of the Red Sea. https://t.co/JeQHtT03UA

Beautiful Japanese Watercolours https://t.co/u0Jr0GujwD https://t.co/VwT2j6Toe6 https://t.co/MIgrtdnpkp

Salvator Mundi: Five years | Comment | If the flurry of hypotheses is anything to go by, journalism both abhors and delights in a vacuum. But five years without a sighting—seriously—where is the Salvator Mundi? asks @redsea99 https://t.co/ZTewOEPDpI

Naziyah Mahmood, artist, poet, Astrophysicist Aerospace Engineer and martial artist, by photographer Fiona Brims #WomensArt https://t.co/qK08wzFEVb

Cry Me A River, Me, Digital, 2022.

A sculpture by Charles Ray that stands outside the Bourse de Commerce in Paris was doused in orange paint. https://t.co/JD20mksFwk

Chinese artist Li Songsong uses dramatic textural repetition to create portraiture and landscapes in his large-scale oil paintings. https://t.co/CQDd50Yy8e https://t.co/sriVIJ0Ksa