Lonepilgrim

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AKA Peter. Old Geezer.
Likes Art, Music, Food, Stuff.
Northampton, UK. He/Him

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Every picture of JD Vance looks like Coach from Letterkenny

Every picture of JD Vance looks like he’s the bellicose owner of a Tae Kwon Do school in a southern strip mall in 1980 who hasn't broken a real sweat since he got his black belt and inflates his ego by bullying the green belts

The Great Parade, 1954, by Fernand Leger Via @ArtGuideAlex on Twitter

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David Brace

I love this Lucien Freud self portrait from 1963 which is in the National Portrait Gallery in London.

'Under the Greenwood Tree.' (1909) by George Henr Via @ahistoryinart on Twitter

En el Cafe Cantante, 1928, by Helios Gómez Via @MenschOhneMusil on Twitter

Miss Edith Inspects the Sweet Peas, c. 1934, by Charles Mahoney Via @DrLivGibbs on Twitter

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sctttnnnt.bsky.social

That's what I love about these human girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age.

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LondonLee

Sunbathers, 1936, by John Lavery Via @ArtGuideAlex on Twitter

Gardening (c.1940) by Sylvia Wald. Via @MenchOhneMusil on Twitter

Cast my vote. Pleased to see a higher turnout than usual and more POC.

Mandolin with Pears, 1945, by Milton Avery (1885-1965) Via @AniSWISSarts on Twitter

'Girl in Blue Armchair' c. 1954, by Edward Le Bas (1904–1966) Via @tanita_tikaram on Twitter

Just got new spectacles and I am currently experiencing the world as a 3D movie

Frame from a non-musical movie with a great soundtrack

Zut Alors! Tintin est hench!

Post a selfie of you watching #ENGSVK

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Kate Armstrong

I saw this today and thought it might match your neighbourhood this weekend

Portrait of a girl with a ponytail, c.1930, by Clément Serveau. Via @AniSWISSarts on Twitter

Woman peeling vegetables (1948), by André Fougeron Via @MenschOhneMusil on Twitter

White Cockatoo, c. 1755, by Itō Jakuchū (Japanese, 1716-1800) Via @AniSWISSarts on Twitter

Quote post with one of your favourite films that isn’t a huge hit I think I saw this three times when it was released - which meant travelling to London. Nastassja Kinski is gorgeous and the soundtrack wonderful

Quote post with one of your favourite films that isn’t a huge hit From when I used to watch a lot if films - a good cinema experience, screen split in 4, with 4 different stories - need to rewatch! Timecode

Portrait of a Lovely Six Foota #1, 2009, by Mickalene Thomas. Via @MenschOhneMusil on Twitter

Back to the bakery

Still Life with Household Appliances, 1928, by Hans Mertens (1906-1944) Via @AniSWISSarts on Twitter

Baking Cakes, 1950, by Alberto Morrocco Via @DrLivGibbs on Twitter

'Cityscape #1,' (1963) by Richard Diebenkorn Via @ahistoryinart on Twitter

Self-Portrait, (1932) by Suzanne Fabry Via @ahistoryinart on Twitter

Celebrating Bloomsday in Northampton, at the graveside of his daughter Lucia

'Two Armchairs,' 1927, by Roy de Maistre Via @ahistoryinart on Twitter