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hottiesofarthistory:

Young Egon Schiele 

Check out that smoulder.

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artconglomerate:

Surrealist Group, 1930 

from left to right (top): Man Ray, Hans Arp, Yves Tanguy, Andre Breton. 

from left to right (bottom): Tristan Tzara, Salvador Dali, Paul Eluard, Max Ernst, Rene Crevel.

(Source: terrestrialblog, via caravaggista)

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fckyeaharthistory:

Johan Hagemeyer - Salvador Dali, Carmel, 1944. Silver gelatin print 

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divinedali:

Dalí, 1940.

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ordinarysorrow:

Alfons Mucha with his friends in the studio, c.1893-1894. L-R: Paul Gauguin, Mucha, Luděk Marold and Gauguin’s mistress ‘Anna the Javanaise’

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Young Egon Schiele 

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chagalov:

Auguste Rodin, Paris, ca 1862 [ab. 22y] -by Charles Hippolyte Aubry

from museerodin

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micaceous:

Claude Monet in his atelier in Giverny, 1920

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photojojo:

Did you know Frida Kahlo had a personal stash of about 6,500 photos?

Another good tidbit: Frida also came from a line of photographers — her father and her grandfather were both professional photographers.

Frida Kahlo’s Personal Photography

via NPR; Washington Post

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