#repost @raymieiadevaia Raymie Iadevaia (Los Angeles, California, USA, 1984-). Desert Flowers, 2021, oil and gouache on wood panel. 11 x 14 in. Note the feline representation.
Credit: Cover art of Larry Fagin (New York, USA, 1937-2017) in collaboration with George Schneeman (Minnesota/New York, USA, 1934-2009). Rhymes of a Jerk. First edition artist’s book, undated, on sale from Derringer Books (Avon, Connecticut, USA) and seen at the New York Antiquarian Book Fair @abaararebooks. Notice the canine representation.
#repost @uhisachi 中村幸子 aka Sachiko Nakamura (Tokyo, Japan, 1959-). I am a fan of the canine and feline representation in the work of this visual artist.
#repost @mark_milroy Mark Milroy (New York City, USA, b. Minnesota, USA and raised in Ontario, Canada). First image is Girl with Greyhounds, Oil on Linen, 44 x 42”, 2019. Second is a representation of an ancient feline in the context of the Greek and Ronan galleries at the Metropolitan Museum, New York @metmuseum. Thanks to @nancymargolisgallery for the tip.
#repost @annanaffotay Annan Affotay (currently practicing in Oxford, United Kingdom, b. Accra, Ghana, 1985-). In these paintings, acrylic and charcoal on canvas, we see ample representation of dogs as companions to the sitters.
First image: Ekow and Guinness, 2021. Second image: Paul and Norma Playing Game, 2021. Third image: Pink Sitter, 2021. Fourth image: Tilts, 2021. Fifth image: Happy Independence Day Ghana, 1921. Sixth image: Paul and Norma (2), 2021. Seventh image: Red Headband, 2021. Eighth image: Paul’s Morning Coffee.
#repost @judithlinhares Judith Linhares (New York City, USA, b. California, USA, 1940-). First image is Winter Sun, 2021. Oil on linen, 42 x 58 inches. Second image is Fever, 2018. Oil on linen, 23 x 30 inches, courtesy of the artist and @ppowgallery P.P.O.W. Gallery. Thanks to @jaygorney1 for the tip.
Mauve was a Dutchrealist painter who was a leading member of the Hague School. A master colourist, he was a significant early influence on his cousin-in-law Vincent van Gogh. His best known paintings depict peasants working in the fields. His paintings of flocks of sheep were especially popular with American patrons.
View more in the Biodiversity Heritage Library (@biodivlibrary) with thanks to the Peter H. Raven Library of the Missouri Botanical Garden (@mobotgarden) for digitizing.
