Sparr Gallery
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Elsa and perfection
chinese stockings
Josephine Elsa Sara for Victoria’s
Lord Anthony Bridgerton (Gouache in my sketchbook)
“What the fuck do we have in this world except for moments with each other?” (Co
More painting practice :)
make me your villain (Gouache in my sketchbook <3)
“Welcome to the North.” (Gouache study of Casner from the White Vault podcast)
mrkinch:sheffiesharpe:doctormonocleClockwork SparrowReblogging for MacPye, who may not have seen it.
tfw your folks replace the (perfectly serviceable!!!) old hoover with a roomba and you don’t have a
sleepy supersoldiers round up from twitter, where you can witness my rapidly fraying emotional state
heaveninawildflower:‘Flock of Sparrows in Tree’ (Japanese, mid to late 18th century). Artist unknown
drawpaintprint:Ando Hiroshige: Sparrows and Camellias in the Snow (1838)
Okumura Toshinobu: An Owl and Sparrows ca. 1716-1736This is an example of urushi-e, the early ukiyo-
carpetdiem:Keiynan Lonsdale and Camila Mendes attend the Poolside with H&M at The Sparrows Lodge
Here we go mistaking clouds for mountainsHere’s the thing that brings the sparrows to the foun
sunsles:It may look peaceful but there were like a hundred sparrows flying around and chirping reall
“It is no exaggeration to say that Mary Pickford had one of history’s most famous heads of hair. Dur
The one forever after.–For my dear sparrows, in gratitude for sharing with me some of the beau
ozu-teapot:Uccellacci e Uccellini (Hawks and Sparrows) | Pier Paolo Pasolini | 1966Rossana Di Rocco
The pond - Carl Ewald and Alexander Teixeira de Mattos - 1922 - via Internet Archive
culturenlifestyle:Magical Storybook Animations by SparrowsUnder the pseudonym of Sparrows, an anonym
beifongkendo:Sparrows in snow, woodblock print by Utagawa Hiroshige (1833).
Uitverkoop wegen Uitbreiding - c.1917-1920 - via Memory of the Netherlands (edited)
herdirtylittleheart:“To raise my face, I did not dare look up, Lest her bright eyes like sparrows sh
riverwindphotography:Sparrows: © gif by riverwindphotography, November, 2020
More garden visitors. They look HUGE when you’re used to seeing sparrows and juncos!
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