In celebration of this Sunday, the Bay to Breakers race and parade through Golden Gate Park.
detail of Diego Rivera, Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park, 1948
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School of Fontainebleu, Gabrielle d’Éstrées and her Sister in a Bath, 1595
Keep on busen
Living in a tree
Telemachus by Frank Relle
Black magic collection
Sunday Afternoon in Dolores Park
A Sunday Afternoon in Dolores Park, a mural a few blocks from the park.
Happy Mother's Day
Annunciation, or HOLY SH$T I'M PREGNANT!?
John WIlliam Waterhouse, The Annunciation, 1914
#paintings that resemble my cat
Read a sexy tale of a Boldini affair
In real life still life
Mason jar, some paint, and flowers from Lu.
A Diego butt
Diego Rivera, but I don't know the name of the work. I believe it's a fresco. But, really, look at those *buns*!
Aye, I have long known that the big fish eat the small
Pieter van der Heyden after Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Big Fish Eat Little Fish, 1557
Best of Easter
Today is Easter, so here's some Jesus.
I chose these not as religious pieces of art, rather images that depict Jesus as a human—a dying and dead human in gruesome detail. Enjoy!
Peep show
Annual Peep diorama contest hosted by the Washington Post! See all of the entires here.
This take on Seurat's A Sunday Afternoon makes me giddy:
Deja lu
Andrew Wyeth, Faraway, 1952
Lulu, lulu, 2013
Monday morning inspiration
Stay focused on what you do, and continue doing what you love, Circus Rider.
Pierre Bonnard, Circus Rider, 1894
How the sun feels on a bright afternoon in a tall city
Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde, The West Front and North Transept of the Groote Kerk at Haarlem seen from Colonnade of the Town Hall, 1674.
Watching the peasants party
It's a Saturday night in the city. Now imagine present day Union Square spectators watching San Francisco buskers, not as fun of an image the below, aye?
Pieter Quast, Comedians Dancing, 1630
I found a deconstructed Mondrian on Pine Street
Piet Mondrian, Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow, 1930
Haven't we all tried to copy Reclining Nude at some point in our lives?
And it's not naked, it's nude. Naked is an ugly word.
Rembrandt, Reclining Nude, 1658
Me, Anonymous Nude, 2009