John Ruskin had a lifelong interest in architecture. Some of his first articles were published in The Architectural Magazine, 1837–8, and his book The Stones of Venice (1851–3) was arguably his most influential work.

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Opinion: LinkedIn, the platform that once promised meaningful professional exchange, has become performance theatre. We must do better, says Sorin Krammer #highered #humblebragging #academicsky https://www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/academics-must-resist-linkedins-enshittification

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Just wanted to show the original little vase that Henriëtte used for our paintings with monthly roadside flowers. Here you see the month of May. #painting #flowers #art #fineart #wildflowers www.reisingerart.com

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Your daily dose of French impressionist art by Claude Monet. La Porte d'Amont, Étretat, 1868 In museum: Harvard Art Museums Location: Cambridge, United States of America Size: 98.4 × 79.1 cm #art #french #monet #impressionism #19thCentury

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His name is Peter and he works at the Old Florida Book Shop in Dania Beach, Florida. He loves reading Shakespeare.

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