Herring Gull by Theo van Hoytema opia

Herring Gull by Theo van Hoytema opiaTheodorus van Hoytema was a Dutch lithographer, illustrator, and graphic designer, known for his book covers and calendars; especially those depicting birds. His designs formed the basis for pottery and furniture. He and his wife were the models for the main characters in Leo en Gerda (1911), a novel by Aegidius Willem Timmerman about the generation of artists who began their careers in the 1880s. A street was named after him in 1923, and a monument

grey and open

illustrator

Joseph Moiseyevich Schillinger was a composer

Apollo Bay from the sand — blue water meeting green coast in the particular light of the Victorian south-west

The Gippsland coast at first light — birds low on the horizon

stone and water caught in the same moment

Large-format archival fine art print on premium paper

design and music

architect and dancer

Apollo Bay

and a photographer

Kandinsky is generally credited as the pioneer of abstract art