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#arte is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 625 people shared 2,577 posts with it — around 86 a day. Activity is down 2% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 27 with 115 posts.

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Más allá del relato

@masalladelrelato.bsky.social

🪗 | Hace 200 años, un hombre inventó este magnífico instrumento musical. Luego, otro hombre compuso esta maravillosa pieza. Y ahora estamos aquí presenciando esta brillante actuación. #Acordeon #Musica #Arte #viral #bluesky

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The Zen of True Art

@thezenoftrueart.bsky.social

Gustave Baumann (1881-1971), "Silver Sky," watercolor, nd; New Mexico Museum of Art. #art #arte #modernart #gustavebaumann #newmexico #southwest #southwestern #santafe #watercolor #paintings #museum #artgallery

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The Zen of True Art

@thezenoftrueart.bsky.social

Chen Peiqiu (1923-2020), "Lotus," ink and color on paper, nd; Hong Kong Museum of Art. #art #arte #china #chineseart #lotus #lotusflower #flowerart #botanicalart #flowerpainting #botanicalpainting #scrollpainting #paintings #asianart #museum #artgallery

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Tina LeCour/ Visual Artist/ Massachusetts

@tinalecour.bsky.social

about 17 hours ago

Santa's little muse listening to all his secrets! Santa's Little Muse/ Available here... tina-lecour.pixels.com/featured/san... #christmas #christmas2026 #christmasdecor #christmasgifts #christmasgiftideas #winter #birds #gifts #giftideas #greetingcards #puzzles #wallart #art #arte #FAA #birds

A heartwarming Christmas scene featuring Santa Claus resting on a rustic wooden fence, sharing a quiet winter moment with a beautiful red cardinal. Surrounded by snow-covered pine trees and festive evergreen garlands, this nostalgic painting captures the peaceful beauty and timeless magic of an old-fashioned Christmas.

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Demetrioymedio

@demetrioymedio.bsky.social

about 23 hours ago

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The Zen of True Art

@thezenoftrueart.bsky.social

Edward Hopper, “Hills, South Truro,” oil on canvas, 1930; Cleveland Museum of Art. #art #arte #modernart #hopper #eddwardhopper #newengland #landscapepainting #paintings #peintures #pinturas #museum #artgallery

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José Luis

@nailcliper.bsky.social

La parra 🎨 #JoaquínSorolla #Arte #Pintura

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

“African Woman” by Neville Lewis (South African) – Oil on panel / 1920s – The Wilson (Cheltenham, England) #WomenInArt #NevilleLewis #TheWilson #SouthAfricanArt #PortraitofaWoman #AfricanWomen #BlackWomenInArt #art #artText #ArtOfTheDay #arte #AfricanArt #AfricanArtist #SouthAfricanArtist #1920sArt

South African artist Alfred Neville Lewis presents a close head-and-shoulders portrait of a Black woman set against dark foliage and a pale patch of sky. She faces us, but averts our gaze, her long neck and bare shoulders giving the composition a quiet monumentality. Her dark black hair is , and she wears small hoop earrings. Strong sunlight falls across one side of her forehead, cheek, and shoulder, while the other side of her face is held in deep shadow. The contrast of light and dark sharpens the structure of her features and gives the painting an unusually powerful presence. Her expression is calm and reserved, with half-lowered eyes and closed lips that suggest dignity and self-possession rather than theatrical display.

Lewis was born in Cape Town and trained in Britain, studying at the Newlyn School and later at the Slade School of Fine Art in London. He became known especially for portraiture and paintings made in South Africa in the 1920s. In those years he exhibited works based on South African subjects in Britain, including the 1925 exhibition Native Life in South Africa at the Leicester Galleries in London. In this portrait, Lewis combines careful observation with a strong handling of light, simplified form, and a restrained palette, creating an image that feels both immediate and composed.

At the same time, the painting reflects the unequal conditions in which many Black sitters were represented in early 20th-century colonial and imperial contexts. The woman’s name was not preserved in the public record, and that absence matters. Rather than treating her only as an ethnographic “type,” the painting is most compelling when we look at her as a specific woman, carefully observed with a strong sense of humanity, even as the missing biographical details remind us of the limitations of the historical record.

The painting is also known with the alternative title “Head of a Nguni or Bantu,” reflecting outdated cataloguing language.

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Still Practicing

@stillpracticing.bsky.social

Haven't done a lot of fanart or men in a while, so have yourself some Gojo on me! #gojosatoru #jjk #animeart #sketchprogress #csp #digitalart #artsky #art #イラスト #arte #artstyle #characterart #animeportrait #アニメ絵 #fanart #jujutsukaisen

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

“Arab Woman” by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French) – Oil on canvas / 1882 – Worcester Art Museum (Worcester, Massachusetts) #WomenInArt #PierreAugusteRenoir #Renoir #WorcesterArtMuseum #FrenchArt #Impressionism #frenchArtist #NorthAfricanArt #Orientalism #art #artText #arte #1880sArt #PortraitofaWoman

An older Algerian woman sits with her arms folded, her reddish-orange headscarf framing a face rendered in delicate shades of pink, violet, and ochre. Her expression is thoughtful, with her gaze turned slightly to one side and a faint smile playing across her lips. She wears a pale garment painted in loose strokes of cream, yellow, and blue. Behind her, decorative tiles with blue, green, and yellow geometric patterns hint at a distinctly North African setting. Rather than sharply defining every feature, French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir allows color and light to give the woman her presence.

Painted in 1882 during his second journey to Algeria, then under French colonial rule. Renoir was fascinated by the region’s sunlight, architecture, clothing, and people. His Algerian paintings combine elements of Orientalism (the European artistic style of depicting North African, Middle Eastern, and Asian cultures) with the luminous colors and expressive brushwork of Impressionism.

The woman’s identity is not recorded in the Worcester Art Museum’s although the painting has also been known as “Old Arab Woman.” Her individuality remains visible in Renoir’s portrayal, even as her personal name and story have been lost from the historical record. The patterned architectural setting and her clothing suggest a local Algerian subject, but the portrait also reflects the perspective of a European visitor working within a colonial society. We can appreciate her humanity while considering whose identities and experiences were depicted in 19th-century art.

The Worcester Art Museum purchased the painting in 1935. It remains a compelling example of Renoir’s ability to create intimacy through color, texture, and seemingly effortless brushwork.

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

“Portrait of an Indian Woman” by Arthur Segal (Romanian) – Painting / c. 1936 – מוזיאון ישראל, ירושלים (The Israel Museum) (Jerusalem, Israel) #WomenInArt #ArthurSegal #IsraelMuseum #RomanianArt #JewishArtist #Portraiture #ModernArt #art #artText #arte #Segal #1930sArt #PortraitofaWoman #ArtoftheDay

A young Indian woman occupies nearly the entire composition, her face framed by a flowing blue-and-white patterned cloth draped over her head and shoulders. Her dark eyes look outward with a steady, slightly questioning expression, while her almost-closed lips and upright posture convey quiet composure. A delicate white necklace rests around her neck, contrasting with the rich brown tones of her skin. The white fabric of her blouse and the blue folds of her drapery stand out against a softly textured cream background. Faint inscriptions appear above her head, adding an intriguing element to an otherwise restrained portrait.

Romanian artist Arthur Segal was born into a Jewish family in Iași, Romania, and became an important participant in European modern art. After studying in Berlin, Munich, and Paris, he became associated with German Expressionism and the Berlin Secession movements. During World War I, he lived in Switzerland, where he encountered artists connected with the Dada movement. His experiments with color, light, and geometric composition led to his distinctive theories of pictorial balance and prismatic painting. Following the Nazi rise to power in 1933, Segal left Germany for Mallorca, Spain, before relocating to Britain in 1936. His later work increasingly explored naturalistic representation, emphasizing the individuality and psychological presence of his subjects.

Unlike Segal’s more experimental compositions, this portrait concentrates on the woman’s face, clothing, and direct human presence. The subtle differences in light and shadow give her features depth, while the loose handling of the surrounding fabric introduces movement and softness. The sitter’s identity remains unconfirmed. Her clothing suggests South Asian cultural traditions, although it does not establish her particular regional or religious background.

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MonOeil

@monoeil.bsky.social

Amedeo Modigliani - Garçon à la veste bleue (1918) monoeil.blog/modigliani/ #arte #art #modigliani

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