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Ginevra de’ Benci (c. 1474 - 1478) by Leonardo

The Eyes.Street Art

A forum posted by Matthew D. Innis which celebrates excellence in Representational Art - past, present, and future.

Brooch- Eye portrait miniature set into ivory ...full face more rare that single eye...circa 1790.

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1935, René Magritte (1898-1967)

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Join me on my search for all things fine, gracious, grand and glorious. We are awash in rudeness, garishness and sloth. Together, let's look for the beautiful things that still remain. Yes, we'll focus quite a lot on The Victorian and the Edwardian. However, our goal is to find the beauty that seems to be missing in all aspects of our lives. Maybe, together, we can start a new Belle Époque.

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A Lover’s Gaze The eye miniature was a mysterious art form, popular for a brief moment in the late 1700s and early 1800s among well-to-do families. These “lover’s eyes”—a term coined by New York–based antique collector Edith Weber—are now archaic reminders of aristocratic England, mentioned fleetingly in old diaries and Charles Dickens’s 1846 novel Dombey and Son. From this month until June, the Birmingham Museum of Art will display 98 miniatures, all graciously donated from the private…