2 edits
Originally posted by Captain StrangeI have never worked in an office unlike a namby pamby button pusher like you. My ruddy complexion is formed by natures elements and my body honed by physical toil, the like of what a fatty like you could only dream of.
And now you work in an office ordering paper clips and pencils.
Hell, not your fault, no way you could have known.
BTW Hope the Elder JW brethren okd that art course.
The post that was quoted here has been removedOriginally posted by drewnogal
"The way the painting was described using lines was interesting.I don't know whether Vermeer consciously
thought about arranging the light and dark tones in that way?"
__________________
A few months ago I attended an Artists Series Lecture on Vermeer which included
illustrative large screen examples of this technique which he perfected.
Originally posted by hakimaGeorgia O'Keefe ... I really don't get that - all those bloody flowers!
Frida Kahlo
Artemisia Gentileschi
Henri Matisse
Georges Braque
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
Berthe Morisot
and American artist, Georgia O'Keefe
School I was at did an Art module based on "Day of the Dead"
and that goat(?) skull painting. Can't stand her work since!
