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"Forest Walk in Autumn", 1892 Danish artist: Carl Carlsen (Carl Carlsen, 1855–1917) Oil on canvas; 130.2×158.75 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

Windy Day, 1880 Dutch artist: Frederik Hendrik Kaemmerer (1839–1902) Oil on canvas Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas, United States Canvas Whispers

"The Eternal Bridegroom", 1860 German artist: Carl Spitzweg (1808–1885) Canvas, oil; 48×27 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

"End of the Dream", 1908 Italian artist: Giuseppe Pennasilico (1861–1940) Canvas, oil; 99.5×145.4 cm Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Canvas Whispers

Autumn American artist: Alfred Thompson Bricher (1837–1908) Canvas, oil paint Print Department, Boston Public Library Canvas Whispers

"Autumn" British artist: Henry Ryland (1856 – 1924) Watercolor on paper Private collection Canvas Whispers

Autumn Market at Les Halles French artist: Marie-François Firmin-Girard (1838–1921) Cardboard, oil; 83×117 cm Private collection The painting depicts a bustling marketplace in the Parisian district of Les Halles. The market was famously known as the "Belly of Paris"—a phrase coined by Émile Zola in his 1873 novel. Canvas Whispers

Victoria Bonya revealed she wears brand replicas instead of originals – If you think buying luxury items from TsUM’s display shelves guarantees quality, you’re seriously mistaken. According to the blogger, China has long been producing pieces at 70% lower cost—without compromising quality. As proof, she highlighted the Lux Atelier network channels. They offer replicas made from the same patterns as the originals—so why pay more? From Hermes to Chanel—favorite brands for her and for him, without the markup. Save the contacts: Shop for women Shop for men Canvas Whispers

"Forest Path in Autumn", 1902 Danish artist: Hans Andersen Brendekilde (1857–1942) Oil on canvas; 69.8×91.4 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

Mother and child by an orange tree Artist: Virginie Demont-Breton (1859–1935) Oil on canvas; 102.2×69.8 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

Soon, Russia will hold elections for the State Duma. But just over 120 years ago, Russians first learned what it even meant to elect their deputies. Our friend’s channel just released a detailed episode about the first State Dumas of the Russian Empire. How elections worked under Nicholas II, why one voter’s ballot could carry dozens of times more weight than another’s, why the tsar kept dissolving the Duma, and how a parliament created to save the monarchy ended up at the heart of the 1917 revolution. So ahead of the upcoming elections, we recommend watching how it all began: 🌐 YouTube 🌐 VK Видео Canvas Whispers

"Feeding the Swans," 1889 British artist Edith Hayllar (1860–1948) Oil on canvas Private collection Canvas Whispers

Flower seller on the Pont Royal with the Louvre in the background, Paris, 1872 French artist: Marie-François Firmin-Girard (1838 – 921) Canvas, oil; 69.8×93.9 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

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"Mountain Stream" (Autumn on the Hudson), 1870 American artist: Charles Knappe (Charles W. Knapp, 1823–1900) Canvas, oil; 71.1×127 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

New Score Artist: Albert Lynch (1851–1912) Oil on canvas; 64×77.5 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

"Interior of the Lizelund Estate," 1903 Artist: Georg Nicolai Achen Canvas, oil Private collection Canvas Whispers

"Flaming June", 1896 Artist: Sir Frederic Leighton Canvas, oil; 156×137 cm Private collection Clitia in Greek mythology — an Oceanid, daughter of Oceanus and the Titanide Thephusa. According to Ovid’s "Metamorphoses" (IV, 256–270), Clitia fell in love with Helios (Apollo), but, unrequited, descended into madness. She could not look away from him, turning her face endlessly as the sun moved across the sky. Rooted to the ground, she transformed into the heliotrope — a flower that perpetually turns its bloom toward the sun (like the sunflower). Canvas Whispers

"Autumn Mood by the Sea", 1846 Austrian artist: Anton Hansch (1813–1876) Wood, oil; 57.5×80 cm Private collection Canvas Whispers

"Autumn Thoughts", 1906 American artist: Daniel Ridgway Knight (1839–1924) Oil on canvas Private collection Canvas Whispers