<n>A Château in Normandy</n> (1895), an <n>Impressionist</n> painting by Norwegian artist <n>Frits Thaulow</n>.

<n>Evening light over the river Arques by Ancourt, landscape from Normandy</n> by artist <n>Frits Thaulow</n>.

A vintage advertisement for <n>Marlboro</n> cigarettes featuring <n>Robert Norris</n> as the <n>Marlboro Man</n>.

<n>Landscape: The Parc Monceau</n> (1878) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

<n>Faith against all odds</n>, a wet charcoal and pastel artwork by <n>H. M. Chatt</n>.

<n>Window at Tangier</n> (1912), a <n>Fauvist</n> painting by <n>Henri Matisse</n> depicting a view in Tangier.

A painting by artist <n>Thomas Bossard</n>.

<n>Die Toteninsel</n> (c. 1910) by artist <n>Georg Janny</n>.

<n>The Open Window, Collioure</n>, a 1905 <n>Fauvist</n> painting by <n>Henri Matisse</n>.

A collection of iconic logos designed by the firm <n>Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv</n>.

<n>Pierre-Auguste Renoir</n>'s <n>Impressionist</n> painting, <n>The Piazza San Marco, Venice</n> (1881).

<n>Moka</n> (2023), a painting by artist <n>Kenny Harris</n>.

<n>Venice, the Doge's Palace</n> (1881) by <n>Pierre-Auguste Renoir</n>.

Portrait of <n>Wikipedia</n> co-founder <n>Jimmy Wales</n>. Photo by <n>Mamadi Doumbouya</n> for <n>The New York Times</n>.

<n>The Walnut Tree in Benevento (the Witches' Sabbath)</n> (c. 1822-26) by <n>Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti</n>.

From the <n>GANT U.S.A.</n> Summer 1996 catalogue.

<n>Water Mill</n> (1892), an oil painting by Norwegian <n>Impressionist</n> artist <n>Frits Thaulow</n>.

<n>The Misery</n>, c. 1909, by artist <n>Adolf Werner</n>.

A detail of a paper artwork by artist <n>Krogh Andersen</n>.

<n>Norman Rockwell</n>'s iconic <n>Triple Self-Portrait</n>, created for the cover of <n>The Saturday Evening Post</n> in 1960.

<n>It's My Father Who Caught It!</n> (c. 1903) by artist <n>Alfred Guillou</n>.

<n>Spring on the River Somme</n>, an <n>Impressionist</n> painting by Norwegian artist <n>Frits Thaulow</n> (1847-1906).

<n>Henri Matisse</n>'s <n>Fauvist</n> painting, <n>Open Window at Collioure</n>, 1905.

<n>Le musée imaginaire 10</n>, a 2021 painting by artist <n>Thomas Bossard</n>.

<n>Along the Coast</n> (1889) by artist <n>Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky</n>.

<n>The Magpie</n> (1868-1869) by <n>Claude Monet</n>.

If I Ever Have Girls” by Daragh Fleming

If I ever have girls, they’ll be feared by weak men.

But to everyone else they’ll be a consistent friend.

They’ll never lack meaning,

They’ll be gentle and kind,
While breaking every glass ceiling.

They’ll take up space,
And they’ll like what they like.

They won’t be taught to reduce themselves or hide.

My girls will be feared by weak men.

They’ll demand respect because they deserve it.

They will always know love,
Never feel they have to earn it

They’ll know their value is inherent,
Nothing to do with their looks

They will be leaders, be healers, right wrongs, write books

They’ll be mothers one day if they so choose,
but their value won’t be defined by the use of their wombs.

They will be whatever lives in their hearts,
And they will know dreams are there to be chased from the start

My girls will know poetry and song,
And know I will listen when something feels wrong

They’ll learn that ‘women are too emotional’ is an original lie, 
And they will not grow up with a father who refuses to cry

Yeah, my girls will make some weak men shake in their knees

They won’t be the women society expects

They’ll be the wom

<n>Sunset over L'Elle river, near Quimperlé, France</n> (1901) by Norwegian <n>Impressionist</n> painter <n>Frits Thaulow</n>.

<n>Shipwreck on a Stormy Morning</n> (1895) by <n>Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky</n>.