“Nude in an Interior” by Pierre Bonnard (1912-14)

“Conversation” by Henri Matisse (1909)

“Young Girl With Fan,” By Paul Gauguin (1912)

“Pink Angels” by Willem de Kooning (1945)

“Woman with Yellow Flowers” by Elmer Bischoff (1958)

“Delfina Flores” by Diego Rivera (1937)

Rothko.

I was hipped to Belgian and French comics as a kid. Tintin and Asterix, of course, but Gaston LaGaffe was my favorite. I couldn’t read french but I loved Gaston’s slapstick comedy and Andre Franquin’s drawing style. Gaston is a goofball, a guy forever trying to find ways to avoid work.

This here image is one that struck me as the ultimate escape. It’s Gaston’s cave, underneath a mountain of paperwork. Cozy and serene. Yeah.

“The Penitent Magdalen” by Georges de La Tour (1640)

Photographs by Leslie Jones over at Everyday I Show. 

“Still Life with Oranges” by Piet Mondrian (1899)

So good. 

Stout (not Crumb).

Wonder Woman by Nathan Fox. 

[Picture Via Jhalal Drut]

Cloud Landscape: Installation by Kohei Nawa.

“New York Pavements” by Edward Hopper (1924)

Painting by Howard Hodgkin.

“Seated Pink Nude” By Henri Matisse (1935-36)

Take a trip around Manhattan with Todd Heisler. It’ll make your day.