An acrylic painting of a lemon tree in front of the blue Mediterranean sea with mountains in the distance.

My painting PRAIANO LEMONS

Pictorial textile artwork featuring an interior with a standing Black woman next to a child in a chair near a table in a room with white walls and tiled floor

Malawi artist Billie Zangewa, Mother and child, 2015, silk tapestry #WomensArt

Jan L. Waldron, American (1952- ), Storm Cloud, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 18 in, private collection

Painting of a woodland scene in dappled sunlight and with the forest flower covered in blue flowers

'Bluebells at Wisley' by contemporary UK painter Susan Entwistle #womensart

I’m hapti for you

Ciel éclatant
Claude Picher
1992

Painting of the upper half a ginger and white cat facing left with head tilted upwards sniffing a red and white flower

Atsuko Suwa (諏訪温子), contemporary Japanese painter specializing in Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) #Womensart

The Pageant of April
Mary Wrinch
n.d.

Three panel comic. Panel 1: at a house party, a guy is standing next to his buddy, a human-size horseshoe crab. They’re both holding red solo cups. The guy is looking to the other side of the room and excitedly says to the crab, “hey, there’s another horseshoe crab here!” The crab replies, “ugh.” Panel 2: the guy says, “what’s wrong?” The crab says, “he’s one of those guys who flaunts it too much.” Panel 3: we see the other horseshoe crab in question, engaged in conversation with a group of smiling people standing around him. This second horseshoe crab is wearing a cap with a horseshoe on it, and a novelty t-shirt that reads: I SURVIVED 5 MASS EXTINCTIONS. IS IT FRIDAY YET?

A painting of colorful tulips of different colors at a close perspective. Scattered light travels through the petals and surrounding landscape.

My painting BACKYARD TULIPS

Alice and Vivian
Sharon Cave
2021

An illustration of a king standing next to his throne. A cliffside and open sea can be seen behind him, his castle sitting along the coast

King of Cups 🔷🔹🏆🔹🔷

Jim Holland (American Artist, born 1955)
"Green Room", 2011.
Oil on Canvas

They shoot Dancers, don’t they

I'll give Heinrich this: "Truth or Consequences" is a perfectly named town for the bit.

Painting of a tabby cat in a summer meadow. Surrounded by dandelions and other flowers.

Cat in the Summer Meadow, Bruno Liljefors (1860-1939).

Antibes, le Fort
Claude Monet à Antibes (1888)
Source : Musée Barberini, Potsdam 🇩🇪

Two Comedians (1966) was Hopper's final canvas. It shows Hopper and his wife, Jo, on stage taking a bow.
After decades spent spotlighting American life, he ends by stepping into the scene to say a quiet goodbye to the world he painted.

Avril enfin!
Claude A. Simard
2008

snoopy did not say that I don’t think

Valley of the Creuse, Afternoon Sunlight - 1889
https://botfrens.com/collections/41/contents/10379

No Egrets
Heidi Holloway
c. 2026

Peter Brown
(British painter, b. 1967)
The Landing, 2025
Oil on Canvas

MO Wayne Thiebaud was the G.O.A.T. at capturing the essence of delicious food products. His pies, cakes, ice creams, etc. are luscious and tempting: I can almost smell them! Best of all, zero calories. Thiebaud was a Californian, through and through, and his paintings capture the light and zeitgeist of 20th century living on the West Coast. Considered a Pop artist, Thiebaud’s subject matter is straightforward – like Warhol’s soup cans – but his handling of paint is not the usual Pop Art visual. Thiebaud used thickly applied paint to create painterly versions of delectable meringue pies in “Cut Meringues”. He used color – not quite black and not quite white – to create shadows and dimension and repetition to forge a geometric pattern that looks as good as it undoubtedly tastes. So maybe Thiebaud’s message to us is that when life gives you lemons, whip up some lemon meringue pies!

March theme: When Life Gives You Lemons...
WAYNE THIEBAUD (1920 – 2021), “Cut Meringues”, 1961. Museum of Modern Art, New York City US.
#arthistory #art #Lemons #PopArt

I can’t help but notice the similar through line to his 2024 NYT on why the Trump prosecutions helped the enemies of liberalism win

My tiny evening raincloud in acrylic I painted for the Postcard Art Exhibit. Artists: It’s super easy to register and mail in a postcard for this show. Go find out more here at @paeartforacause or postcardartexhibit.com

Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986)
Jimson Weed (1936)
oil on linen.

Moonlit road in Ojai. 8”x6” oil

Gift of Adam Sender and George Lindemann, Jr.

Raqib Shaw, Garden of Earthly Delights X, 2004
https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1137095