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to everyone who gives value to themselves and not giving their heart to be broken by anyone who is not worth it . your heart is the only thing you have in this life , don't give it as a cheap piece of meat , it's PRICELESS

For all the CREATIVE DIRECTORS (or those who aspire to be). NOTE: More quirky shirts, stickers, phone cases in my shop here. Just search "AYDAPADI STUDIO" Cheers.

A mesmerizing oil painting that blends abstract lines, light silver, and dark black hues. Through digital manipulation, undulating lines create multi-layered figures, offering a captivating presentation of the human form. Inspired by National Geographic photography, this artwork pushes the boundaries of art, inviting you to explore a world where abstract meets realism. Elevate your space and ignite conversations with this extraordinary piece that sparks imagination and leaves a lasting impression.

Painting by Maxfield Parrish, 1904

A digital drawing of Bernini’s David by Cristian S. Aluas. Drawn from the original in Rome.

Museum beer label design. Museum building image by macrovector on Freepik.

Oil Painting by German artist Hans Zatzka Blumenreigen, ca 1900

Illustration for the cover of New York Sunday World, 1895. Lithograph by E. P. Upjohn

vintage poster advertisement. Lithograph by Paul Berthon, 1898

block print by Robert Bauer, 1896. bookplate for the collection of Carl Griese.

Art nouveau style lithograph for Ballet poster, Jean Cocteau, 1911 Featuring Nijinski and Specter of a Rose costume. Advertising poster.

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woodblock print by Bernard Willem Wierink, ca. 1921

Poster design with big cats by Ludwig Hohlwein, ca 1900

Lithograph by RHE, 1920. Tourism advertisement to attract skiers to Zweisimmen, in Switzerland.

Horizons - Green

drypoint etching by Bernard Willem Wierink, ca. 1898

Vintage advertising poster in art nouveau style. Lithograph by théophile alexandre steinlen, famous cat illustrator. 1895

Drawing by Georges Barbier, 1913

Art Nouveau style cover design by Ethel Reed, 1895

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Woodcut illustration for the Theosophical magazine Light and Truth. Order: Who Thinks, Overcomes. Mathieu Lauweriks, 1935

art nouveau style advertising poster for a wallpaper dealer. Photogravure by unknown artist, ca 1900

Oil painting by Franz von Stuck, 1906

Cover design for The Garland art magazine, watercolor by Gerda Wegener, 1919

Museum workers

woodcut by Julie de Graag, ca. 1900

Art Nouveau style lithograph by Henri Meunier, 1896

A stand of eucalyptus trees. Block print by Ethleen Palmer, ca 1940

Magazine cover by Hapgood, CA1900

Illustration for "Chronicle of the Three Sisters" by Heinrich Lefler, 1900. Drawing by Joseph Urban.

Outrageous art deco style costume design by Erte.

"How Much Art Can You Take?" design inspired by graphic design, illustration and photography.

Oil painting by Charles-François Daubigny, 1877 Fine art impressionism masterpiece of a green and glowing landscape

Art Basil is a fabulous play on words that references the Art Basel Exhibition. A great gardening tshirt or herb t-shirt for anyone that enjoys art humour. A great gardening present or gift for a plant lover.

Textured gesso and oil with glass beads, by Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh, 1902. Art Nouveau style vision of the classic fairy tale of two sisters.