Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera, Porträtt av Natasha Gelman, 1943.

Don't miss the exhibition of Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera at GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM here

     

Casa Vogue

Scanned from one of my Favorite magasine Casa Vogue.

Casa Vogue

Objects & Art around my home

George Koukourakis

A restoration of an 1890’s residence in the Greek island Nisyros designed by the architect/owner George Koukourakis here Photo Vangelis Paterakis via here

Beautiful & Inspiring

Helena Christensen’s home photo via here

via here

Antonio Marras

“There is no future without a past” Antonio Marras

• Antonio Marras working space

  Photos via here

  INTERVIEW WITH ANTONIO MARRAS here

Yohji Yamamoto

via  http://www.lylaandblu.com/post/12501203242

∼Colour disturbs people. I am confident in black, not in light. This dark side of life is attractive to me forever and from the beginnings∼
Yohji Yamamoto (this is my dream)thisismydreamthefilm

Black Beauty ❙ Objects for the home

via design-milk & here

Black Beauty..

via Hey Home Decor here

The Painting & Butterfly from  my shop.

Calabash Pendant lamps via here

Damir Doma’s store-Paris

via here

via http://theawkwardbird.tumblr.com/page/15

Danish Design

Børge Mogensen sofa & PH artichoke lamp  

Daybed by Peter Hvidt & Orla M. Nielsen 

Poul Kjærholm chair 

Photos via http://en.klassik.dk/

Art Wall

via here

Via here

Great looking photo wall.

via here

Mats Gustafson-Stockholm

Apartment owned by Artist Mats Gustafson
and designed by Fernlund + Logan  photos via here       

Mats Gustafson

Mats Gustafson here

Anna & Michael Ancher’s house

Anna & Michael Ancher

Photo via here

Danish painter Michael Peter Ancher (1849 - 1927) He joined the growing society of artists in Skagen in 1874, known as "The Skagen Painters" Anchers paintings are classics and he is one of Denmark's most popular artists. The paintings are often concerned with the heroics of the fishermen and lifeboats crews. more info here
Michael Ancher came from a classic training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and he found it difficult to adjust to Scandinavian painting's modern breakthrough, the "Skagen school". His marriage to Anna Ancher did, however, introduce him to the naturalistic concept of undecorated reproduction of reality and its colours. 

Raised-panel doors painted with bird portraits in the early 20th century by  Michael Ancher. Photo by Andreas von Einsiedel for "The World of Interiors".