Anyway, here are portraits by Puerto Rican artist Miguel Pou.

Friends, I usually reserve my political posts for my other channel, but if you're in America I would like to ask you to not just vote, but specifically to vote for Kamala Harris. While I'm not always fond of her and her policies, it is true she has advocated for cutting taxes to the middle and working class, cutting prescription drug prices and lowering rent by incentivizing homebuilding across the US, among other beneficial policies. If this is not enough to persuade you, I hope a simple list of things Donald Trump has recently discussed at his rallies might:

-Spoke about killing executing political rivals
-Spoke about arresting people who protest the Supreme Court
-Wants to give Elon Musk a role in his administrative team
-Has floated the idea of banning vaccines at a rally
-Advocates for protectionist policies such as tariffs, which only serve to hurt the American consumer
-Has stated he wants to "finish the job" in Palestine

I hope that was enough to get you thinking. Thank you for taking the time to read this post. I greatly appreciate it.

Woodcuts by Finnish artist Teija Lehto.

Installations by Thai artist Rattana Salee.

Prints by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger.

Paintings by American artist David Michael Hinnebusch.

Still life paintings by French Rococo artist Jean-Baptiste Oudry.

Ink wash paintings by Chinese artist Shi Tao.

Paintings by British Cypriot artist Ayshia Müezzin, otherwise known as [ a y s h ].

Paintings by French artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau, an artist often held up by the Impressionists as everything they reviled about the pre-existing art establishment.