“Man Reading,” By Georges Seurat (1884)

“Italian Landscape Seen through an Arch,” By Edgar Degas (1856)

“Witches in the Air,” By Francisco Goya (1797-98)

“Studio Interior, Detail,” by Henri Matisse (1903-04)

“Peasant Burning Weeds,” By Vincent Van Gogh (1883)

Art in a book. Katharina Gaenssler via This Isn’t Happiness.

Drawing by the great Edgar Degas.

“Mademoiselle Mary de Borderieux,” By Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

“Still Life with Bottle, Glass and Lemons,” By Paul Cezanne (1867-69)

“Wheat Field with a Lark,” By Vincent Van Gogh (1887)

“Still Life with Black Knife,” By Henri Matisse (1896)

Matisse at work.

“Crouching Boy” by Michelangelo (1530-33)

“Sun Setting Over a Lake,” By Joseph Mailord William Turner (1840)

“Two Tahitian Women,” By Paul Gauguin (1889)

“Two Dancers Resting,” By Edgar Degas (1890)

A Guitar. Drawing by Pablo Picasso (1912?)

“Still Life with Lemons, Oranges, and a Rose,” by Francisco de Zurbaran (1633)

Detail…

You can see this gorgeous painting–reproductions don’t do it justice–at the Frick.

Oh, hell yeah. Check this out.

“The Artist’s Mother,” by Georges Seurat (1882-83)