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Finally feeling the Spooky Holiday Spirit!

#jewish #jewishArtist #hanukkah #Holidays
December 7, 2024 at 7:20 PM
patrickkapty.bsky.social
#art #modernart #paulklee #monument #painting #watercolor #jewishartist #bauhaus #swissartist #c1929
deelilley.bsky.social Dee Lilley🔻 @deelilley.bsky.social · Apr 15
Monument, Paul Klee 1929
Monument, Paul Klee 1929
April 15, 2026 at 6:00 PM
adamandthemuses.bsky.social
Proun 19 (c1922)
By El Lissitzky

#art #graphicdesign #architecture #russianart #jewishartist #avantgarde #suprematism
December 8, 2024 at 7:31 AM
fleshpained.bsky.social
old art from 2022(?)
Happy Pride!

#jewishartist #queerartist #lgbtartist
June 23, 2025 at 4:55 AM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
Miyabi for #Mittelfingermittwoch

#oc #originalcharacter #ocart #jewishartist #emoboy #tattoos
February 5, 2025 at 5:41 PM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
First time trying gouache.

#gouachepainting #gouache #itachifanart #narutofanart #itachiuchiha #itachi #naruto #animeart #traditionalart #traditionalartist #jewishartist #animefanart #deathart #death #boneart
April 19, 2025 at 10:09 AM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
Hotaru's #barmitzvah

#jewish #jewishartist #oc #originalcharacter #ocartist #ocart
October 6, 2025 at 7:35 AM
ilsakanto.bsky.social
My daughter insisted I make art today with her kids art supplies so here she is “ My Escape/ Abernathy “ mixed media on paper 🫶🏽 💚🩷 🫶🏽 #art #love #mixedmedia #peace #artislife #latinaartist #jewishartist #blackartist #nativeartist #indigenousartist #womanartist #disabledartist #onelove #lovewins
January 25, 2025 at 11:40 PM
starline.bsky.social
Art vs Artist 2023

#artvsartist #copics #digitalart #procreateart #blackartist #jewishartist
Collection of 8 diverse anime lady portraits and an image of Starline Hodge in the middle
December 27, 2023 at 7:57 PM
mdstamper.bsky.social
“Portrait of Zinaida Gippius” by Léon Bakst (Russian) - Pencil & chalk on paper & cardboard / 1906 - Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russia) #WomenInArt #art #artwork #ArtText #TretyakovGallery #ZinaidaGippius #LéonBakst #Bakst #LeonBakst #Womensart #portraitofawoman #RussianArtist #JewishArtist #style
Zinaida Nikolayevna Gippius (Зинаи́да Никола́евна Ги́ппиус) was a Russian poet, playwright, novelist, editor, and religious thinker. She is considered one of the major figures in Russian symbolism. Gippius treated her poetry as something intimate, calling her verses “personal prayers.” Dealing with the darker side of the human soul and exploring sexual ambiguity and narcissism, many of those “prayers” were considered blasphemous at the time. Detractors called Gippius a “demoness,” the “queen of duality,” and a “decadent Madonna.” Enjoying the notoriety, she exploited her androgynous image, used male clothes and pseudonyms, shocked her guests with insults (“to watch their reaction,” as she once explained to Nadezhda Teffi), and for a decade remained the Russian symbol of “sexual liberation;” holding high what she in one of her diary entries termed as the “cross of sensuality.” In 1901, all this transformed into the ideology of the "New Church" of which she was the instigator. This “gathering for free discussion,” focusing on the synthesis of culture and religion, brought together an eclectic mix of intellectuals and is now regarded as an important, if short-lived attempt to pull Russia back from the major social upheavals for which it was headed. Gippius together with her husband, poet Dmitry Merezhkovsky, opposed autocracy as well as conservatism. She denounced the 1917 October Revolution and, in early 1920, the Merezhkovskys emigrated to France. Russian painter Léon (Lev) Samoylovich Bakst (Russian: Леон (Лев) Самойлович Бакст), born Leyb-Khaim Izrailevich Rosenberg, sketched Gippius with reddish curly hair, dressed in aristocratic men’s clothing: black jacket over a lighter-colored waistcoat, a crisp white jabot at the neck, tight black trousers, and narrow black slip-on shoes. She casually reclines on a small white stool with her hands in her pants pockets and legs comfortably stretched out conveying a sense of relaxed confidence.
July 12, 2025 at 7:36 AM
shalom-yo.bsky.social
#shalom_yo_nyc #nycart #nyartists #jewish #shalom #uja #loveislove #civilrights #lgbqt #womensupportingwomen #shalomyo #nyc #loveislove #equality #illustration #englishbulldog #freedom #neverforget #unity #diversity #nycgraffitiart #nycstickers #streetart #jewishartist #art #stickerbomb #goodvibes
February 2, 2025 at 6:32 PM
shalom-yo.bsky.social
#shalom_yo_nyc #nycart #nyartists #jewish #shalom #uja #loveislove #civilrights #lgbqt #womensupportingwomen #shalomyo #nyc #loveislove #equality #illustration #englishbulldog #freedom #neverforget #unity #diversity #nycgraffitiart #nycstickers #streetart #jewishartist #art #stickerbomb #goodvibes
February 3, 2025 at 1:15 AM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
My dad's book store in Haifa took a missile. Of course, there's a striking lack of outrage when Jewish civilians are the target.

#israel #iran #middleeast #jewish #jews #jewishartist #israeliartist #digitalart #digitalpainting #חיפה #bookstore #cat #blackcat
June 20, 2025 at 5:36 PM
simpulse.bsky.social
Solitary Diners

#OilOnCanvas, #SimonQuadrat, 2025

Quadrat was born in London in 1946, the son of Jewish émigrés

#solitarydiners #oilpainting #oil #öl #huile #oleo #contemporaryartist #artoftheday #paintingoftheday #ukartist #jewishartist #contemporaryart #kunat #künstler #pintor #artistoftheday
September 29, 2025 at 6:23 PM
mdstamper.bsky.social
"Portrait de Madame Renée Kisling" by Moïse Kisling (Polish French) - Oil on canvas / 1920 - Nagoya City Art Museum (Japan) #WomenInArt #art #artwork #PortraitofaWoman #artText #BlueskyArt #OilPainting #MoïseKisling #Kisling #MoiseKisling #名古屋市美術館 #JewishArtist #portrait #spouse #NagoyaCityArtMuseum
Among the French and émigré artists of École de Paris, many of whom where "cursed" by a life of repeated dissipation to die tragically under appreciated and suffering from poverty, painter Moïse Kisling could be called an exception. Born in Poland, he came to Paris when he was 19. After two years, he already had contracts with art dealers and was living well. Known as cheerful and open-minded, Kisling gained many friends, and became a central figure in the nightly festivities of Paris, and was even called "King of Montparnasse." One year before this portrait was painted, his first solo exhibition was a great success and secured his fame. The model in this painting is his spouse, Renée, whom he married five years before. She often posed for her husband. This work was completed around the time Kisling started to establish his own style of painting. Emphasis on volume, a simplified background plus a smooth and silky quality all speak undoubtedly of the beginning of the Kisling style. It is said that the couple enjoyed a happy married life filled with mutual understanding and trust. "The blessed painter" Kisling was apparently also a good husband and father. Renée has short, dark brown bobbed hair, styled in a fashion typical of the early 1920s. Her face is pale with subtly rendered features, and her expression is one of quiet contemplation. Her eyes are downcast, and her mouth is gently closed in a neutral expression. She rests her chin on her hand, cradling her face. She wears a vibrant, loose-fitting red sleeveless bodice, which contrasts against her pale skin. Her skirt is a blend of reds, blues, and purples, with a plaid pattern, painted in a loose, impressionistic way. Around her neck, she wears a thick strand of elegant pearls. The background is a deep, moody blue, painted with visible brushstrokes suggestive of depth and texture via darker and lighter areas, creating slight variations in tone.
August 4, 2025 at 7:57 PM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
Doing a sale to raise cab fare to face a guy in court who said Jews deserved it. #narutofanart #jjkfanart #nanamifanart #nanamin #shiita #itachiuchiha #itachifanart #artistsupport #artmoots #jewishartist #neveragainisnow #jujutsukaisen #sasukefanart #sasuke #itachi #nsfwartist #adhdnojutsu #naruto
February 3, 2025 at 7:36 AM
mdstamper.bsky.social
"Return of the Shrimp Fishers" by Henry Mosler (American) - Oil on canvas / c. 1881 - Cincinnati Art Museum (Cincinnati, Ohio) #WomenInArt #HenryMosler #Mosler #CincinnatiArtMuseum #art #arttext #BlueskyArt #Realism #AmericanArtist #AmericanArt #WorkingWomen #SocialRealism #JewishArtist #1880sArt
American artist Henry Mosler turns exhausting labor into something almost monumental. A diagonal rhythm of bodies, nets, and baskets gives the painting dignity and momentum, making two women workers feel heroic rather than picturesque. Set at Grandcamp on the Normandy coast and painted for the Paris Salon of 1881, the picture reflects a moment when artists were increasingly drawn to rural and coastal life, even as mechanization threatened older ways of working. At low tide, two fisherwomen stride toward shore across a beach strewn with wet sand, seaweed, tide pools, and black rocks. Both wear deep blue dresses, caps, and worn aprons with their dark hair tucked back from faces marked by fatigue and concentration. The woman at left walks barefoot, her pale foot pressing into the sand as she balances a long-handled net across her shoulders and supports a basket on her back. The woman at center-right wears dark lace-up shoes and carries a circular shrimp net in one hand while another basket hangs behind her hip. Their bodies lean forward with the weight of the day’s catch. Behind them, more shrimp fishers move through the shallow water, some bent to work, others heading in as their pale bonnets catching the last light. A broad evening sky glows with soft gold, rose, lavender, and gray, while the sea turns green-blue under the fading sun. Cincinnati Art Museum notes that Mosler painted the canvas in his Paris studio, yet he still captured the shifting light of early evening with remarkable sensitivity. Conservation later revealed that he reworked the sky, changing an earlier blue daytime setting into this more atmospheric sunset. That fading light deepens the sense of fatigue, endurance, and return. Mosler, a Prussian-born Jewish American artist who built an international reputation in Europe, gives these fisherwomen scale, weight, and presence. They are not accessories to the landscape. They are the subject, and the shore seems to yield to their hard-won passage.
April 17, 2026 at 9:32 PM
mdstamper.bsky.social
Der blaue Schal (The Blue Scarf) by Hans Rewald (German) - Watercolor / 1931 #womeninart #watercolor #art #artwork #painting #fashion #1930s #GermanArtist #JewishArtist #HolocaustVictim #HansRewald #Rewald #NeverForget #portraitofawoman #womensart #portraitofalady #bskyart #artoftheday #artbsky
German Jewish caricaturist, painter, and lithographer Hans Rewald was quite successful in the 1920s into the 1930s within the film and entertainment industry of Germany. Born in Berlin on October 1, 1886, little documentation remains for Rewald because after the May 1939 census, he is next documented as deported with 1,159 people by Nazi train from Grunewald on March 17, 1942 to Theresienstadt in the Czech Republic. Then, on October 10, 1944, he was transported with 1,545 other people to Auschwitz, Poland where he was murdered by the Nazis. Rewald created many depictions of famous German film stars as well as numerous illustrations and posters for German movies; however, the identity of the young stylish woman in this watercolor work remains unidentified. She is the central focus, occupying most of the canvas. Her fair, almost pale complexion, light colored eyes, reddish-pink unsmiling lips, and lightly rouge cheeks all draw our attention within the dark purple setting. Her beauty is framed by her dark hair styled under a close-fitting modern cap and a stylish black coat with a large, dark fur collar, and, most importantly, a long, bright cerulean blue scarf draped around her neck. A partially visible gold-framed gray-ish picture depicting flowers hangs on the wall over her left shoulder (to our right). Rewald's portrait evokes a sense of quiet elegance and perhaps a hint of melancholy due to the color palette and the woman's expression. It's a snapshot into the pre-Nazi world of German society in 1931 -- not only of artistic freedoms, but also style and identity expression through a fashionable feminine silhouette.
April 7, 2025 at 7:47 PM
adhdnojutsu.bsky.social
Shiri Bibas and her babies Kfir & Ariel have been murdered for existing as Jews in their indigenous homeland. Hamas held a grotesque coffin parade for jeering crowds. The "stop killing babies" folks held a 16 months moment of silence.

#bibasfamily #kfirbibas #arielbibas #october7 #jewishartist
February 20, 2025 at 5:43 PM
mdstamper.bsky.social
“Berliner Straßenszene (Berlin Street Scene)" by Lesser Ury (German) - Oil on canvas / 1921 - Ben Uri Art Museum (London, England) #WomenInArt #LesserUry #Ury #BenUri #CityScene #ModernLife #art #artText #kunst #art #GermanArtist #Berlin #GermanModernism #WeimarArt #GermanArt #JewishArtist #1920sArt
German artist Lesser Ury was one of the earliest painters to make modern Berlin itself a major subject, and this picture shows why. Rather than describing every detail, he paints the city as sensation with damp air, passing traffic, fleeting encounters, and elegance amid transience. A broad Berlin avenue opens in a haze of pale light and wet air. Bare dark trees rise along both sides of the street. Horse-drawn cabs move along the roadway, their forms softened by mist and quick brushwork. On the sidewalks, pedestrians appear only in flashes of clothing. Near the front, two young women stand out from the muted city around them. They are fashionably dressed, slim and walking side by side with silhouettes sharper than the rest. Ury pulls the eye toward them with small but deliberate accents of red—one woman’s dress, the other’s lips ... so that they are almost like sparks inside a gray-brown atmosphere. The architecture behind them feels stately but softened, less a mapped location than a remembered impression of the Charlottenburg district in motion. The women are not incidental. They are the compositional and emotional center, embodiments of urban visibility, fashion, and self-presentation. The older horse cabs and classical façades suggest a city suspended between eras, where tradition and modern life overlap on the same street. Born into a Jewish family in Prussia and based for most of his career in Berlin, Ury became known for atmospheric views of cafés, rain-slicked streets, and city light. Here, late in his life, he turns Berlin into both theater and weather as an urban stage where women moving through public space become signs of speed, modernity, and the fleeting glamour of the metropolis. Ury died in 1931 before the Nazi era and World War II. Unfortunately, much of his work was later lost or destroyed under the Third Reich.
April 14, 2026 at 8:22 PM
shalom-yo.bsky.social
#shalom_yo_nyc #nycart #nyartists #jewish #shalom #uja #loveislove #civilrights #lgbqt #womensupportingwomen #shalomyo #nyc #loveislove #equality #stickerslapping #englishbulldog #freedom #neverforget #unity #diversity #nycgraffitiart #nycstickers #streetart #jewishartist #art #stickerbomb
February 2, 2025 at 6:22 PM
shalom-yo.bsky.social
#shalom_yo_nyc #nycart #nyartists #jewish #shalom #uja #loveislove #civilrights #lgbqt #womensupportingwomen #shalomyo #nyc #loveislove #equality #illustration #englishbulldog #freedom #neverforget #unity #diversity #nycgraffitiart #nycstickers #streetart #jewishartist #art #stickerbomb #goodvibes
February 3, 2025 at 1:16 AM
ilsakanto.bsky.social
#artist #art #painting #painter #fyp #artislove #artislife #paintingisnotdead #love #artlover #loveyou #ilsakanto #lovewins #artistsoftiktok #jewishartist #blackartist #latinaartist #womanartist #afroindigenouslatina #blackwomanartist #peaceandlove
January 22, 2025 at 4:17 PM
artistxiii.bsky.social
#judaica #ceramics #sabbath #jewishartist
February 2, 2025 at 2:33 AM
charleelachatte.bsky.social
Credit: Marc Chagall (France, b. Russian Empire, 1887-1985). Paris through the Window, 1913, oil on canvas, 53 9/16 x 55 7/8 inches (136 x 141.9 cm). Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York City, USA. @guggenheim. Note the human headed cat figure.
Painting of a distorted Paris. #marcchagall #orphism #modernart #artmoderne #animalsinart #artanimalier #arteanimal #jewishartist #paris #artistfrançais #peinturemoderne #symbolisminart #gato #cat #catsinart #kat #katt #neko #猫 #ネコ #kot #고양이 #artemoderna #modernemalerei #кішка #сучаснийживопис #pariscityscape #eiffeltower #chatsdinstagram ‎#חתול.
March 7, 2025 at 9:20 PM