Alfred Eisenstaedt
Children at Puppet Theater, Paris
1963
Posts by Paul Brightwell
Just the thing to wear when smiting the unbelievers
What a fantastic photo
Ministers are exploring triggering the break clause in Palantir's NHS contract. I've signed the open letter to Wes Streeting calling on him to get Palantir out of the NHS. www.foxglove.org.uk/campaigns/we...
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York Solomon R. Guggenheim Founding Collection, By gift © 2016 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris
Yellow Accompaniment by Vasily Kandinsky, 1924
https://botfrens.com/collections/212/contents/137897
Completely wonderful. Really great direction and wonderful, wonderful acting
A lovely image from the Dessau Bauhaus, taken by a student, Edmund Collein, who went on to become an important architect and party functionary in the GDR
Edmund Collein
Gropius construction studio
1927-28
Lichtenstein screenprint for 11 Pop Artists, Vol I. On blue Rowlux, no. 124 of 200, 50.7 x 60.9 cm, pub. Original Editions, New York, it's up for auction by Christie's, est. GBP 7,000 - GBP 10,000; but with a day still to go the current bid is GBP 26,000. Estimate
Roy Lichtenstein
Moonscape
1965
I'm getting 'Not available' from UK and also on VPN (connected Netherlands)?
I'm getting Page Not Found
Amazing!
Blimey, Miró looks all wrong, like a jolly British saloon-bar bore
A terrific photo of one of my least-favourite artists, the latter being a tireless purveyor of kitsch, imho
Hassett is one of the scariest, a moon-faced smiling energy vampire
He’d steal your silverware!
'...in his manner of life, in his disregard of social conventions, in his hatred of the police...he walked the streets of Paris, pilfering and light of heart, a Villon redivivus.' (from 'Twenty years in Paris: being some recollections of a literary life' by RH Sherard, 1906)
He was mentioned by James Joyce, photographed, painted, etched, sketched and sculpted, and was the hero of two films (this is the poster for Maurice Champreux's 'Bibi-la-Purée', 1925).
He became a kind of celebrity, of a particular French kind. There are photos and everything! His real name was André-Joseph Salis de Saglia and he came from a respectable family in Angoulême.
It's in the Post-Impressionist room of the National Gallery, a fantastic portrait of the absinthe fiend, thief and former actor who fastened onto Verlaine after his affair with Rimbaud and became his Private Secretary (Bibi flanked by Verlaine & Mallarmé @ café Procope, by Serafino Macchiati 1890).
What were the remarks this morning, I wonder?
Up for sale at Christie's in a few days. Est. GBP 250,000 – GBP 350,000
Frank Auerbach
Tower Blocks, Hampstead Road II
2007
oil on board
50.8 x 45.7 cm
People have unfortunately been posting a Claude ai précis of the NPR article, allowing others to assert that it's fake news from a 'hallucinating' AI
The NPR link takes you to the NPR article which includes the names of the accredited journalists who produced it. People have been posting a Claude precis of the NPR article
The source is a review of satellite imagery carried out by journalists at NPR www.npr.org/2026/03/04/n...
Assemblage 33.8 x 34.2 cm
Marta Hegemann
Untitled
c. 1919-20
Dedicated to Marta Hegemann and Anton Räderscheidt, Köln Dada artists immortalised in August Sander's Weimar photos
Kurt Schwitters
Untitled ('Collage mit Straßenbahnbillet')
1927
Victor Brauner, Metasigne, 1958 #artinstituteofchicago #museumarchive