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Per Adolfsen #art

good morning 🔨 house framing... acrylic and sharpie on paper, 30x22" am a retired carpenter and have always enjoyed framing...excepting when it's overly hot or cold...or raining hard...)

Painting in described, mountains and autumn trees and landscape, pale sun.

November in the Dolomites,
Adrian Scott Stokes.

Painting of a treelined rural pathway between waterways in bright autumn sun

The First Frost, 1906 by Austrian impressionist painter Olga Wisinger-Florian #womensart
#November

Sally Bartos :
On Blue Mountain, 2016

Anonymous fund

Roberto Matta, The Onyx of Electra, 1944
https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1135879

Botke was born in Chicago, IL to William Aldis and Martha (Cornell) Arms, and attended the Chicago Art Institute in 1897-98 and again from 1902 to 1905. She took summer classes from artists John Christen Johansen and Charles Herbert Woodbury and continued working with the renowned Albert Herter, who had the most influence in shaping her approach to composition and color. Following a short trip to Europe in 1909, she returned to her parents Chicago residence and officially listed her profession as “artist, interior decorating.” She worked as a muralist in New York City (1911) and in San Francisco (1913-14). She married Cornelius Botke in April 1915 and gave birth a year later to their only child, William. She and her husband moved to Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA in 1919 and became influential figures in the local art colony until they moved to Southern California in 1927. During her career she was a prolific exhibitor. She was an exhibitor and secretary of the California Art Club. She ran her family’s ranch at Wheeler Canyon in Santa Paula, while continuing to paint. Jessie Arms Botke died on October 4, 1971 in Santa Paula, CA.

Jessie Arms Botke (American, 1883-1971) :
Demoiselles Cranes and Lotus, 1934

Oil and Gold leaf on Canvas laid on Board
102.9 × 81.9 cm

Bio in the alt text 👇

Is he Andy Windsor or do they give him a real last name?

High Strangeness, 10/30/2025.

Watercolor and ink. Created in 2012.

Grapefruit 😏 #oilpainting #art

'Footpath through a park.' (1920) Santiago Rusiñol almost completely concentrated on painting Spain's gardens and landscapes. Wherever he went, he recorded the domestic, at other times enigmatic, forms and rich vegetation of the shrubbery, orchards, and arboretums he discovered.

The Large Olive Tree, Albert Marquet 1943

The Large Olive Tree, Albert Marquet 1943

Up Late At The Mifflin Street Studio, 10/29/2025.
Watercolor and ink.

I took a break from painting and stepped outside-this is what I saw. Created in 2009.

Dandelions | Mabel Royds
1935: woodcut

Discovery is loverly

John Held Jr 1935

‘Winter Day in Lillehammer, Norway’ Peder Mørk Mønsted, oil on canvas 1916.

‘Winter Day in Lillehammer, Norway’ Peder Mørk Mønsted, oil on canvas 1916.
Part of the Peder Mørk Mønsted Christmas Card Collection (6 Card Pack).
www.rathergoodart.co.uk/product/the-...
#christmas2025 #PederMørkMønsted #pedermørkmønsted #snowlandscape #lillehammer

This is scarier.

Farm Near Horsey, Norfolk | Henry Herbert La Thangue

This morning's miniature watercolour painting is a view of the old turnstiles at Home Park @pafc.co.uk to add in to my Plymouth Miniatures series.

#art #watercolour #watercolor #watercolours #watercolors #painting #drawing #urbanlandscape #Plymouth #Devon #HomePark #PlymouthArgyle

'Eel boats, Dinan,' (1928) is from the period when Christopher Nevinson was turning towards a realistic, traditionalist style of painting, departing from the abstract modernist works of his early career and WW1 period.

I think i have been missing out on this pre- birthday thing.

Landscape with Catci, Robert Julian Onderdonk 1915

Landscape with Catci, Robert Julian Onderdonk 1915

Circle of Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, Spanish (1863-1923), The Gardens of a Spanish Farmhouse, 1909, oil on canvas, 82 x 80 cm, private collection

Her father was the great character actor, Gene Lockhart.

It's good that he tore it down....

Print featuring a lush green wooded area next to a stream with reflections of tree trunks and dappled sunlight making long shadows

Contemporary printmaker Alexandra Buckle #WomensArt

Painting of the Day. The Drummer
> > www.artcameroon.com/the-drummer-...
This oil painting is of a street musician playing drums for tips, seen with some scattered coins. The painting is full of bright colors and patterns, and the atmosphere is festive and joyful.
$3000 original / $175 art print

Madeline's Piano, 10/25/2025
Watercolor and ink

As a child, I loved visiting my aunt’s house because she often played the piano. Her music always inspired me to draw and paint. Created in 2015.