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When that one kid in class asks a question that was just answered.

People irratate me😬

George Cochran Lambdin, Autumn Sunshine, 1880, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase

George Cochran Lambdin painted this work while living in Philadelphia’s Germantown section, an area famed in the late nineteenth century for its gardens. Lambdin turned his attention to paintings of flowers in 1870, probably inspired by the English Pre-Raphaelites, who believed that a closer study of nature resulted in paintings that were more spiritually truthful. In Autumn Sunshine, Lambdin did not use the traditional composition of a vase of flowers on a tabletop. Instead, his painting of potted plants on the floor of a greenhouse captures the flowers as they are still growing, creating a more natural image. The soft tones of yellow and pink emphasize the delicate texture of the chrysanthemum’s petals, while the dead leaves, together with the thin vine in the background, enhance the feeling of having captured a fleeting moment in nature.

Tumblr Tuesday: Food

Sandwich Monsters When your parents told you not to play with your food, what they were really saying was that they didn’t believe in you enough to become a true sandwich artist and run a successful food art blog.

Fred Flakes You never really thought about the life of cheese outside of the context of your crackers, and that’s why you’re getting a divorce and losing custody of your golden retriever.

Deli Grossery There is something very noble about the persistence of bodega artwork. It doesn’t bow to the latest advertising fads, nor adhere to any sort of particular aesthetic. It is undeniably in its own sun-bleached category.

Bento Diary Dear Diary, *takes picture of food*

Taco or Beer Challenge Choose to drink a beer, or choose to eat a taco. Or choose both, and then donate to a pro-choice fund of your choosing.

Photo via sandwichmonsters