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The Strange Beauty of Soviet Bus Stops

(via Amusing Planet) Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig traveled through the length and breadth of the former Soviet Union to document

(via Smithsonian) Today Madame Marie Tussaud is chiefly remembered for launching a famous wax museum in Britain that is still

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(via Great Big Story) When Tatsuo Horiuchi retired, he decided to try his hand at art. But instead of spending

(via The Atlantic) Since the 1800s, paleoartists have tried to imagine what prehistoric creatures looked like—with wildly different results. Such

(via Oddee and YouTube) Scottish artist Ewan McClure decided that painting a photo of himself was much too easy so

(via Neatorama) Impressionist painter Claude Monet changed the way people see the world – even when he could no longer

(via NPR) Once, bookmaking was an art as refined and distinct as the writing it presents. And in some places,

(via Atlas Obscura) John Cerasulo’s commercial art features landscapes, flowers, and melancholy dogs in sweaters.

(via Atlas Obscura) Van Gogh was known for painting outdoors… Recently, a team of curators and conservators from the Nelson-Atkins

(via Great Big Story) Anyone can write their name in the sand, but Jim Denevan uses the beach to create

(via Mental Floss) The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, one of Italian artist Michelangelo’s finest works, is exhibited

(via Mental Floss) Whether or not you’re artistically inclined, there’s a good chance that you—like millions of other people around