Eco Friendly Transportation

"Penny farthing bike" by Garry Gay, American 

Sent by my sister-in-law on 29 SEp, 2018, from Stockholm, Sweden

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Ride a Stearns and Be Content, 1896 

by Edward Penfield,  American

Sent by Christina on 17 Sep, 2020 from Pinneberg, Germany

Monday Mail

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Salt Kettle, Bermuda, Art by Winslow Homer ( 1836-1910 ) American artist

Sent by Eric on 29 Jun, 2022 from New York

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Indiana Dunes National Park, U.S.A.

Sent by Michaela on 29 Jun, 2022 from Pockau, Germany.

 

Fly a Balloon

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Keep Calm, Fly a Balloon

Sent by Eason Family on 31 Jan, 2016 ftrom North Carolina, U.S.A. 

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Mainz Dom, Tausendschön 

Sent by Michaela on 28 May, 2022  from Essen, Germany

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A New Beginning, taken from original painting by hot air balloon artist Mark Pacan

Sent by Rick on 15 Nov, 2017 from Illinois, U.S.A.

 

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Malaysia Series Postcads

Sent by Chong on 12 Jan, 2020 from Sah Alam, Malaysia

 

Women and children in art

 

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Woman in White, 1907

Heinrich Vogeler (1872-1942) German painter 

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The Princess and a Frog, 1894

William Roert Symomds (1851-1934) English painter

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Auf der grünen Bank -On the green bench, 1911

Edward Cucuel (1879-1951) American painter

April virtual art tour day 29..

Since all museums are closed I decided to start a virtual art tour  ♥ welcome, and enjoy  today's tour with Jackson  Maurice,  and Winslow ♥ 

Americans

 Black flowing. 1951
Jackson Pollock (American 1912-1956)
 The National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo, Japan

Sent by Akiko in Tokyo, Japan
on 27 Jul, 2019
travel time 9 days
distance travelled 7,761 km
received on 5 Aug, 2019

 Central Park. 1914-1915
Maurice Brazil Prendergast ( American 1858-1924)
The Metropolitan Museum of  Art,  New York, U.S.A

Sent by Matt in Chicago, U.S.A.
 on 17 Sep, 2017
travel time 22 days
distance travelled 6,832 km
received on 9 Oct, 2017

The Brierwood Pipe, 1864
Winslow Homer ( American, 1836- 1910 )
The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, U.S.A


Sent Helen in Charleston, U.S.A.
 on 6 Apr, 2019
travel time 11 days
distance travelled 7,376 km
received on 18 Apr, 2019 

April virtual art tour day 24.

Since all museums are closed I decided to start a virtual art tour  ♥ welcome, and enjoy  today's tour with Amy, David and Pilar ♥ 

Women

Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama, 2018

Amy Sherald ( American 1973- )

First Ladies 

National Portrait Gallery, Washington, U.S.A.

Sent by Kimberly in Bellevue, U.S.A
on 27 Jul, 2019
travel time 12 days
distance travelled 7,348 km
received on 8 Aug, 2019

Somnambulant 1999

David Choe  ( American 1976- )

Sent by Alexandra in Lexington, U.S.A

 on 19 Aug, 2019

travel time 9 days

distance travelled 7,319 km

received on 28 Aug, 2019 

Bouquet
Pilar Bamba ( Spanish)

 Sent by Sylvie in Caraman, France
on 25 Dec, 2018
travel time 13 days
distance travelled 2,497 km
received on 7 Jan, 2011

April art tour day 21.

Since all museums are closed I decided to start a virtual art tour  ♥ welcome, and enjoy  today's tour with Edward, John and Thyra♥ 

Ground Swell 1939

Edward Hopper ( American 1882-1967)

The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Sent by Anke in Buxtehude, Germany 

 on 24 Aug, 2019

travel time 12 days

distance travelled 1,249 km

received on 5 Sep, 2019 

Moonrise

Sir John Lavery  ( Irish 1856-1941)

Private collection 

Sent by Karne in Wittmund, Germany

on 28 Mar, 2018

travel time 61 days

distance travelled 1,316 km

received on 28 May, 2018 

Memories from the countryside Virrat, Finland

Thyra Majalahti  (1918–2004) ITE artist

ITE art is Finnish contemporary folk art. 

The acronym ITE comes from the Finnish words ‘itse tehty elämä’, i.e. self-made life.

 Killinkoski Meetup, Virrat 28.7.2018

Sent by Rohtola, pikkumyy15, elmanaakka and marnie

April virtual art tour day 7.

Since all museums are closed I decided to start a virtual art tour  ♥ welcome, and enjoy  today's tour with  Edward, Kai and Paul ♥

Edward Hopper (American, 1882-1967)

Nighthawks 1942

The Art Institute of Chicago

Sent by Lysander in New York, U.S.A.

on 19 Aug, 2019

travel time 14 days

distance travelled 6,348 km

received on 2 Sep, 2019 

Kai Würbs (1970-) Germany

Walk. Inkognito 77005 

Sent by Raili in  Joensuu, Finland

on 20 Aug, 2019

travel time 6 days

distance travelled 418 km

received on 26 Aug, 2019

Paul Cezanne (French, 1839-1906)

Cardplayers, 1890-1899

Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France

Sent by Christy in Olympia, Washington, U.S.A

on 19 Aug, 2019

travel time 9 days

distance travelled 7,424 km

received on 28 Aug, 2019

Parks and Gardens

Snowdrops at Welford Park,  Berkshire, United Kingdom

 travel time 11 days

distance travelled 1,818 km

sent by Clover, London

New York Central Park

Art by Maurice Brazil Prendergast , American ( 1858–1924 )

travel time 22 days

distance travelled 6,832 km

sent by Matt, illinois, U.S.A.

Maples
Komyoji, Kyoto
travel time 7 days
distance travelled 7,681 km
sent by Renn, Kobe, Japan

Monet's Garden at Giverny, France
travel time 11 days
distance travelled 6,823 km
sent by Francoise, Illinois U.S.A.

American art

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American Impressionism

Note in Red: The Siesta 1884. James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903).

travel time 21 days

distance travelled 6,595 km

Sent by Marc, Detroit, Michigan

 Jackson Pollock, ( 1912- 1956), Pasiphae (1943)
abstract expressionism
my collection

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Mark Rothko: Vernal Memory, No. 12, 1946
abstract art
travel time 13 days
distance travelled 131 km
sent by Iiris, Tampere

American art

Charles Demuth. ( 1883-1935 ) Welcome to Our City. 1921

travel time 16 days

distance travelled 8,293 km

sent by Davida in Sacramento, California

Charles Demuth ( 1883 –  1935) was an American watercolorist who turned to oils late in his career, developing a style of painting known as Precisionism.  Precisionism was the first indigenous modern art movement in the United States and an early American contribution to the rise of Modernism. The Precisionist style, which first emerged after World War I and was at the height of its popularity during the 1920s and early 1930s, celebrated the new American landscape of skyscrapers, bridges, and factories in a form that has also been called "Cubist-Realism."