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Success at last! Some great views, but phtos were more difficult.

trying to stand.. not really successful as yet~! HEHA., just successful for me in taking a smiling shot!

John Ronca explains the Success Center for credit recovery to Dot Maver

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Born in rural Pennsylvania, trained in Italy, and based in London for the entirety of his career, Benjamin West exemplifies the transatlantic character of colonial-era American art. In England, his success as a history painter propelled him to the position of court painter by 1772. West’s study of the head of a screaming man, believed to be done in preparation for a now-lost painting commissioned by King George III (1738–1820), was likely not drawn from life. It was modeled on the ideas of French artist Charles LeBrun (1619–1690), whose lectures on depicting the passions of the soul were surely known to the academic West. Working out the facial expression of terror, West emphasized the musculature of the man’s neck, jawline, and brow with thick, emphatic strokes. He employed light brown paper as a midtone and rubbed shadows beneath the man’s chin and flying hair. The purpose of the drawing is not entirely understood. In <em>Pharaoh and His Host Lost in the Red Sea,</em> an oil sketch West likely executed prior to Cleveland’s drawing, the dramatic twist of the pharaoh’s screaming head strongly resembles that in Cleveland’s sheet. However, a drawing in Boston believed to depict the lost painting indicates a composition quite different from West’s oil sketch, leaving the role of this crayon study in the creation of the final painting uncertain.

America, 18th century

 

black crayon

Sheet: 32.3 x 40.7 cm (12 11/16 x 16 in.)

 

Did you know...

American painter Benjamin West was born into poverty, the youngest of ten children, and rose to become the first American artist to train in Italy after gaining funding from wealthy patrons in Philadelphia.

 

Dudley P. Allen Fund

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Canon A-1

50mm f/1.8

Fuji C200

I really thought it would be harder to open her up. It was anticlimactic, honestly... :)

Success Library has a visit from West Australian Reptile Park

November 16, 2010

San Francisco, CA

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Coyote hunting in Kootenay National Park, British Columbia.

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5:59 PM They are ready to check out. Ayden is happy about his new toy.

DAMI IM - Cockburn Success Community Concert

Success Library has a visit from West Australian Reptile Park

He finally got hold of the string, and even managed to get down to the ground with both himself and the balloon intact.

Can't believe I contributed to a team win at trivia (w/Ryan, Heidi, Bill B, & Heather). Much of the subject matter was actually (for a change) in my wheelhouse!

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