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Girl in a White Kimono public domain building intricate skeletons from pure


Girl in a White Kimono public domain building intricate skeletons from pure

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building intricate skeletons from pure silica — and this Haeckel plate shows them as the architectural wonders they are

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Vincent van Gogh probably met Joseph Étienne-Roulin

Date: 1770 - 1780

He is also associated with Cloisonnism and Synthetism

Girl in a White Kimono public domain building intricate skeletons from pureInspired by Japanese prints, between 1893 and 1896 Breitner made thirteen paintings of a girl in a kimono. She assumes different poses and the kimono often has a different colour. What catches the eye here is the embroidered, white silk kimono with red trimmed sleeves and an orange sash. The dreamy girl is sixteenyear old Geesje Kwak, a seamstress and one of Breitners regular models. Original from the Rijksmuseum. Color enhancement and alignment size

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