Egon Schiele (1890-1918)

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if I only could relax in this confusion

Francisco de Goya, Semi-buried dog (1819-1823)

be curious, not judgemental

Tom Roberts, Going Home (1889)

the point is not to live forever, but to create something that will

Vincent Van Gogh, Coal Barges (1888)

Matisse, Sevilla still life

you can count on me to misbehave

Well, one does not simply get over Klimt.

This is Hygeia, a detail from Medicine.

to define is to limit

Giuseppe de Nittis, Le kimono couleur orange (1883-1884)

l'esprit de l'escalier

Toulouse Lautrec, In bed (1893)

Matthew Cusick

I've just run into this guy going from blog to blog, and I felt I had to share it. Suffice it to say that his technique is quite innovative and the visual textures he creates are really attractive to me, and... one does not simply stop staring at one of these, okay?
See more of his work at mattcusick.com

Gustav Klimt, Emilie Floegue (1902)

I just like Klimt. But like... very much. His style was so in the context (modernism) yet his technique was so avant-garde that, to me, his paintings are timeless. I bet you're wondering why I'm posting (again) about Klimt. I don't know, today I just felt like being a bit original.

Richard Estes

Of course they're paintings. I mean, pictures aren't this realistic.

Seriously, this man is a  g e n i o u s.

what's wrong with the world mamma?

 I love Bansky

Oh mother

Gustav Klimt, The mother

(Okay right, maybe my obsession with Klimt's paintings is starting to become kind of creepy)

J. Pollock, Blue Poles Number II