Paintings


The Shadows (The Books of Elsewhere, #1)
Leonardo's Notebooks
The Goldfinch
Girl with a Pearl Earring
A Strange Thing Happened in Cherry Hall
Mona's Eyes
The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession
My Country: Australain Poetry & Short Stories, Two Hundred Years (Volume One (1)
Europe's Top 100 Masterpieces: Art for the Traveler
David Hockney's A History of Pictures for Children: From Cave Paintings to Computer Drawings
Secrets
Behind the Canvas
My Name Is Red
The Drowning Tree
A Weekend with Picasso
Northanger Abbey by Jane AustenDream Story by Arthur SchnitzlerFish Tails by Sheri S. TepperFrauen in Gold by Dörthe BinkertPandora by Anne Rice
Gustav Klimt Paintings
23 books — 3 voters
Girl, 15, Charming but Insane by Sue LimbGirl, Nearly 16 by Sue LimbOh. My. Gods. by Tera Lynn ChildsThe Far Side Gallery 3 by Gary LarsonThe Twilight of Lake Woebegotten by Harrison Geillor
Art Parodies
20 books — 11 voters

The Virgin Blue by Tracy ChevalierWo Frauen ihre Bücher lesen by Dörthe BinkertPaul Cesar Helleu by Frederique de Watrigant
Paul César Helleu Paintings
3 books — 3 voters
The Road to Avalon by Joan WolfThe Eustace Diamonds by Anthony TrollopeThe Bride of Stone by Thomas WilliamsPersuasion by Jane AustenSister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser
Frank Dicksee Paintings
6 books — 3 voters

Cheryl Strayed
“ I was reading about animals a while back and there was this motherfucking scientist in France back in the thirties or forties or whenever the motherfuck it was and he was trying to get apes to draw these pictures, to make art pictures like the kinds of pictures in serious motherfucking paintings that you see in museums and shit. So the scientist keeps showing the apes these paintings and giving them charcoal pencils to draw with and then one day one of the apes finally draws something but it’s n ...more ”
― Cheryl Strayed, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail

Margaret Atwood
“ But this is not why she bought the pictures, way back then. She bought them because she wanted them. She wanted something that was in them although she could not have said at the time what it was. It was not peace: She does not find them peaceful in the least. Looking at them fills her with a wordless unease. ”
― Margaret Atwood, Death by Landscape

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