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Inspired by the prompt at Year in the Life of an Art Journal. I did NOT draw that graphic, came out of a magazine :)
Joni - our almost three year old son - made a palm image with finger paints. I photographed it, duplicate it and post flickr.
Graffiti artist is doing a great paint job on one of the walls at the NDSM shipyard area in Amsterdam.
This is a journal i created for my swap buddy ashley and i just found the photos i took of it!!
it occurred to me that ive not shared the amazing things from my home.. so there are images and artsy bits and i big view of my workspace at my parents!
"Jonah and the Whale: Rebirth Motif" by John Flannagan at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Born in Norwich on March 31, 1910, Edward Seago, the son of Brian and Mabel, and the younger brother of John, was inextricably linked to the counties of East Anglia by virtue of his life and ancestry. Throughout his life, Seago was consistently plagued by the effects of a rare and mystifying condition of the heart, paroxysmal tachycardia, with which he was first diagnosed as a young boy of eight. Ironically, it was during the extended periods of forced leisure when the boy was rendered house-bound that he was able to realise his great passion and potential for painting. Seago later reflected upon these periods as being ‘spells of sheer delight’ as he was able to practice his precociously sensitive observation of nature and the countryside. Left to his own devices, he learned how to extract from his environment much of the subject matter for his art. After months of illness, he died in London on January 19, 1974.
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The National Art Gallery in Washington, DC, is so full of amazing paintings and statues. I found this scene of the statue and art patron's poses interesting during my last visit there. It seemed as if the statue was trying to communicate with the art lovers.
Sculptures in wood by Albert Müller, Herman Scherer and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. Interesting to see these and how they related to their paintings and the primitivism that influenced there 2D art.
The first time I captured this the door to the left was open and so I missed seeing the whole artwork. Glad that I captured this with the door closed a week later as I see from various Flickr members that the fox has sadly been painted over ...