by Studio Atang Dipitism is a visual art style that is characterized by the use of brightly colored, bold geometric shapes and patterns. This style originated in the mid-20th century and was heavily influenced by the movements of abstract expressionism… Continue Reading →
by Studio Atang The Dipitized Apes: A Masterpiece of Dipitism If you’re a fan of contemporary art, chances are you’ve heard of the famous dipitized apes. This stunning piece of artwork, created by the talented artist J.R.R. Smith, is a… Continue Reading →
Wisby from the north battery – illustrated in the book Gotland och Wisby i taflor by Pehr Arvid Säve and Carl Johan Bergman (article in Swedish) 1858. One of many Gotland Stories. Book and illustration in public domain and free… Continue Reading →
Sailing race outside Själsö by Karl Romin 1899 – Public Domain
Tyra Kleen was an artist, an author, and a cosmopolitan. Both Jugend and symbolist motifs figure in her art, as well as colourful images of dancers and ceremonial hand movements, and portraits. Tyra Kleen was born in 1874 and was… Continue Reading →
Fully secrecy in some of the documents in L-859. Scanned and curated by Studio Atang. Included in a collection of three artworks from a historical investigation about the assassination of Olof Palme. Licensed CC0 and free to use – download… Continue Reading →
Fully secrecy in some of the documents in L-859. Scanned and curated by Studio Atang. Included in a collection of three artworks from a historical investigation about the assassination of Olof Palme. Licensed CC0 and free to use – download… Continue Reading →
Fully secrecy in some of the documents in L-859. Scanned and curated by Studio Atang. Included in a collection of three artworks from a historical investigation about the assassination of Olof Palme. Licensed CC0 and free to use – download… Continue Reading →
Download the Old Lady Collection and get the EXTRA BONUS – Old Lady at Målgolfen with background in colour. All files are CC0 or Public Domain and completely free to use! No 1 – Old Lady at Målgolfen No 2… Continue Reading →
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