I live in Aguascalientes, Mèxico, I got a degree about Psychopedagogy Counseling at Aguascalientes Autonomous University and I love art in all their types.
Aguascalientes, México
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Vincent van Gogh, dutch, 1853-1890
"The Bedroom, 1889
Oil on canvas, 73.6 x 92.3 cm
From the book: Treasures of the Art Institute of Chicago, paintings from the 19th century to the present.
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Appreciate the love and commitment you have. Do not take it for granted. Not for a single day.
Christian Schloe Art
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"She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;"
- Lord Byron
Leiko Tar artwork
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Boundaries protect love and make room for healing. 🤎
🎨 Credit: luo_li_rong_art
#BoundariesOfLove #SculptureArt #LoveAndHealing #ArtWithMeaning
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El arte de prestar atención 🌳☁️
📸: Una fotografía de Johan David Buran alias Bibu
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𓂃𓂂ꕤ*.ﾟ.* ⚘
The greatest freedom is
being yourself without fear
𝒢𝑜𝑜𝒹 ℳ𝑜𝓇𝓃𝒾𝓃𝑔 ____________🩷
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Tonights 96% Hunter's Moon rising above Stonehenge 🏹🌕🌙🤩
Photo credit Nick Bull 🙏
#Stonehenge #StonehengeDronescapes #Salisbury #Wiltshire #VisitWiltshire #EnglishHeritage #Moonset #FullMoon #GoldenHour #AncientBritain #Prehistory #LandscapePhotography #UKPhotography #autumn #moon
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A Girl of the Sixties, c. 1900 by Bessie MacNicol, Scottish painter #Womensart
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The "Prima Ballerina" fountain is located in Kosciuszko Square in the town center of Poddębice, Poland. Unveiled on August 3, 2024, this public installation features three ballerinas standing 2m tall, crafted by Polish sculptor Małgorzata Chodakowska who currently lives in Dresden. Her work lies at the intersection of sculpture and water installations and her portfolio includes projects in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Chodakowska's work is undeniably wonderful!
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She moved
like a flame
through the garden—
each petal
a whisper
of the wildness
she never surrendered.
Ancient Maya stela stone relief carving depicting a Mayan ruler or noble in ceremonial regalia, characteristic of the Late Classic period in Mesoamerica.
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