wetbehindthears:

“The Quagga was a plains zebra living in South Africa. The last Quagga was killed by hunters in 1878. This species was then added to the long list of extinct animal species. Fortunately, there was one specimen still alive at Artis zoo [Amsterdam]. After its passing away on 12 August 1883, the Quagga disappeared forever from the Earth’s surface. The above print is now preserved in the zebra enclosure of that time.”

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The Kiss by the Window, Edvard Munch (1892) (von Andy Alcala)

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eatsleepdraw:

I’m a 4th year art student, currently procrastinating from writing a dissertation by drawing birds on my graphics tablet. Im going to print a few of these out and use them as Christmas cards. Please click through for my blog :) 

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