@supernova55, sorry, I forgot to reply back with the sources of where I find this art: (many images were gathered from wikimedia commons) I am currently being attacked and flagged by the steem censors

@yomimosoy, I appreciate your kindness, and I am happy you have enjoyed it! Honestly your enjoyment of the art is the BEST payout I receive on this platform, sadly I have only gotten 5-6 such comments.

@nandart, really and truly, your reaction is exactly why I am doing this! Thank you so much!

@lagiaguara let me make sure I understand your message to me: You are upset with me for posting and promoting content that is not my own. You admonish me to use my "knowledge to add some information"

Hello @lagiaguara, I post classic art that is in the public domain, and further I give attribution to the original artist, as well as provide basic details about the location of the original piece. I am

Hello @lagiaguara, I post classic art that is in the public domain, and further I give attribution to the original artist, as well as provide basic details about the location of the original piece. I am

Thanks, I try and post reliable information, but I am not a professional in the fine arts industry, and sometimes I make mistakes, if you can ever provide more detailed information, or corrections, that

I do not know exactly... my knowledge of European geography is limited.

I am glad you are enjoying it! Thanks for the follow!

Thanks, glad you enjoy!

@helcim thanks for your reply! I am humbled that a professional actually replies to my blog!

No. None of the artwork I post is my own. All credit goes to the original artist who made the art, which I include in the title, URL, and the short description.

@helcim, thanks for chiming in, I find it interesting that the colors are off in this photo, as I have never seen the original, I had no idea! Thanks for all the work you do to help preserve the heritage

Kunst Historisches Museum, Vienna, Austria

Strazza was an incredible sculptor! He made marble appear to be translucent!

Thanks! The text from wikipedia has been removed.

From the Wikipedia entry: In 1879 Georges Seurat enlisted as a soldier in the French army and was back home by 1880. Later, he ran a small painter’s studio in Paris, and in 1883 showed his work publicly

From the Wikipedia entry: Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 March 1853 – 29 July 1890) was a Dutch post-impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art.

Thanks for the follow!

Agreed!