Europäisches Erbe

Sultan the Pit Pony, Caerphilly, Wales. Welsh artist Mick Petts, used 60,000 tons of coal shale, dirt, and stone to construct the 656-foot-long (200-meter-long) artwork.

Love and Death, 1881. Calcedonio Reina (Italian, 1842-1911).

Hadlow Tower (May’s Folly), High St, Hadlow, Tonbridge, United Kingdom, It was constructed in the mid 19th Century and once formed part of a grand castle in the Romantic Gothic style, built by Walter Barton May.

Saksun, Faroe Islands.

Room Overlooking the Harbour, 1878. Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902).

A Bunch of Lilacs, c. 1875. Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902).

A Fete Day at Brighton (Naval flags of various European nations seen In background), 1878. Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902).

Home in the Woods, 1847. Thomas Cole (American-English, 1801-1848).

Expectations. Lawrence Alma-Tadema (Dutch, 1836-1912).

Winter Landscape, Moscow, 1873. Aleksey Savrasov (Russian, 1830-1897).

Good Dwarf, Can You Not Tell Me Where My Brothers Are? Arthur Rackham (English, 1867-1839).

Dragonfly. Wilhelm Kotarbinski (Polish, 1848-1921).

Marsh Marigolds, 1924. William Henry Margetson (English, 1861-1940).

Taking a Snow Town is a painting by Vasily Surikov (Russian, 1848-1916), painted in 1891. Painted in Krasnoyarsk, it was inspired by the artist’s childhood memories. He portrays an amusing game typically played on the last day of Shrovetide. A small town would be built from snow and ice.

Ballinastoe Woods, Ireland.

The Muses Leaving their Father Apollo to Go Out and Light the World, 1868. Gustave Moreau (French, 1826-1898).

Listening to His Sweet Pipings, 1911. John William Waterhouse (English, 1849-1917).

Undines Erwachen (Undine's Awakening). Tytus Pilecki (Polish, 1840-1906).