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Original de las antiguas fortificaciones militares del siglo XVI. Se extiende unos 500 metros en la orilla Sur del Río Elba entre los puentes Augusto y Carola. A partir de 1737, perdida su importancia militar, se empezaron a construir diversos edificios civiles que con cambios y reestructuraciones ha llegado a nuestros días como una importante atracción turística.
En la actualidad, se encuentran en la terraza: la Sala de Juntas de Sajonia (Ständehaus), la Academia de Artes Gráficas, el museo Albertinum, el Palacio del hermano del Príncipe, el Bastión de las Vírgenes y los Monumentos a Böttger (químico), Rietschel (escultor) y Semper (arquitecto).
Brühl's Terrace in Dresden.
Originally one of the old military fortifications of the 16th century, it stretches for about 500 metres on the south bank of the Elbe River between the Augustus and Carola bridges. From 1737, when its military importance had been lost, various civil buildings began to be built which, with changes and restructuring, have survived to this day as an important tourist attraction.
Today, the terrace houses the following buildings: the Saxon Assembly Hall (Ständehaus), the Academy of Graphic Arts, the Albertinum museum, the Prince's brother's palace, the Bastion of the Virgins and the Böttger (chemist), Rietschel (sculptor) and Semper (architect) Monuments.
Dresde. Sajonia. Alemania.
We recently viewed an exhibit in the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown NY.
Scott McKowen is a graphic arts illustrator designing, among other things, theater production posters.
He uses a scratchboard to literally scratch an image onto, then colors and prints it.
The exhibit we saw was of Shakespearean theater posters
This was the only one enclosed in glass, so some wonky reflections appeared.
The photographer (me) is both in and out of the mouth, and inside with me is a young fellow who was also in the room at the time, looking at a different poster.
I can't remember which play this was. Maybe The Tempest.
I liked his works a lot.
There's another photo of one in the first comment box.
Have a madly wonderful Sunday, all.
Paper, Ink 2021
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Shadow of humility
A path in the dark.
I don't know where they lead
Reflections.
Striving for heights,
I lose earthly comfort.
Shadow of humility.
Fates are fickle,
Fate is mysterious.
The world inhaled deeply
A faded leaf.
© Natalya Hrebionka 2021
Тень смирения
Тропа в темноте.
Не знаю, куда ведут
Размышления.
Стремясь к высоте,
Теряю земной уют.
Тень смирения.
Переменчивы судьбы,
Загадочен рок.
Мир вдохнул полной грудью
Поблекший листок.
© Natalya Hrebionka 2021
Miniature
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2021
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Thin branches
Erase the stars from the sky.
A strong wind again.
The shadows have gone blind.
Got caught in crossroads
Spider network.
Knots tie the space
Thoughts are sleepless.
Deprived of constancy
Life is like monsoons.
© Natalya Hrebionka 2021
Тонкие ветки
Стирают с неба звезды.
Вновь сильный ветер.
Тени ослепли.
Попались в перекрестки
Паучьей сети.
Узлом вяжут пространство
Мысли бессонно.
Лишена постоянства
Жизнь, как муссоны.
© Natalya Hrebionka 2021
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2010
Will
My reflection
find me?
© Natalya Hrebionka
Найдёт ли
Моё отражение
Меня саму?
© Copyright: Наталья Гребенко (Natalya Hrebionka),
Pablo Picasso. Clown with Hoop & Horse (Color lithograph, 1954)
"The Human comedy" (1953-1954)
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"Картина живет собственной легендой, а не чем-то другим."
Пабло Пикассо
"The picture lives on with its own legend, not something else."
Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso at his studio in front of "La Cuisine". Paris, France. 1948. Photo by Herbert List
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When I was driving for Lyft, I picked a gentleman up from this beautiful building. I've never seen the inside of it, but its exterior was captivating! Being a Graphic Arts Major years ago, this brought back some design classes I've taken. I'm tempted to wanna get back into it. I have more shots of this building to share down the road.
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2010
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Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2009
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Miniature
Paper, Ink, Watercolors. 2010
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Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan
Years pass...
Years pass
But everything is murmuring as before
Stream near the house...
© Natalya Hrebionka, 2006
Годы проходят...
Годы проходят,
Но журчит все как прежде
Ручей у дома...
© Natalya Hrebionka 2006
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2010
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Created by "the painter, draughtsman, graphic artist, and professor in Academy of Graphic Arts in Prague" Max Švabinský in the 1930s. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_%C5%A0vabinsk%C3%BD
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Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink, Watercolors. 2010
Tears of the soul,
falling on the palms,
they turn into pearls...
But how painful it is to wear
this precious necklace...
© Natalya Hrebionka 2006
Слёзы души,
падая на ладони,
они превращаются в жемчуга...
Но как больно носить
это драгоценное ожерелье...
© Copyright: Наталья Гребенко (Natalya Hrebionka), 2006
Storefront of the Musée d'Art Moderne et Contemporain de Strasbourg (MAMCS, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) is an art museum in Strasbourg, France, which was founded in 1973 and opened in its own building in November 1998. One of the largest of its kind in France, the museum houses extensive collections of paintings, sculpture, graphic arts, multimedia and design.The building was constructed on the left bank of the Ill River from 1995 until 1998. It was designed by the Parisian architect Adrien Fainsilber, who had already designed the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in the French capital. (see Wikipedia)
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Paper, Ink 2021
The eyelids are heavy.
A thought-find has burst in,
Tearing the veil of sleep.
The rivers are dry.
But the fishing boat
Again is full of poems.
Life has changed its channel.
Only dreams of the past.
Became a piece of art
Forgotten ferry.
© Natalya Hrebionka, 2022
Тяжелы веки.
Ворвалась мысль-находка,
Порвав сна покров.
Высохли реки.
Но рыбацкая лодка
Вновь полна стихов.
Изменила жизнь русло.
Лишь сны о былом.
Стал предметом искусства
Забытый паром.
© Natalya Hrebionka 2022
Built in 1913, The Graphic Arts Building at No 73 Richmond St W is a 4 storey limestone low rise in the heart of the Toronto Canada financial district.
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From the Institute of Graphic Arts to the State Public Library, through the Museum of Contemporary Art, there are many occasions to stop and enjoy or learn. However, quite a few locals seem to take pleasure in simply wandering around. This purpose, naturally, takes us to an exceptional level, and it is that, as usually happens with other related passages, among the events that animate the Andador are the festivals, which in Oaxaca are not few. In short, the monumental character and the colorful dimension of the place frame all sorts of outdoor activities, each more satisfying and exciting.
Centro Virtual Cervantes
Paper, Ink 2020
Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.
Sorrow on heart
And the colours faded ...
Don't blame autumn ...
© Natalya Hrebionka, 2006
Печаль на сердце
И краски потускнели...
Не вини осень...
© Наталья Гребенко, 2006
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The picturesque village of St. Paul de Vence is known first and foremost for its art, in particular its collections of modernist art. It is why I traveled across the globe to come here.
The famous museum of modernist art in St. Paul de Vence is shown here, in part. The architecture and even the exterior grounds of this museum all speak to the famous modernist painters and sculptors. Think Kandinsky, Miro, Calder, Chagall, Giacometti, etc.
This extraordinary museum owns one of the largest collections in Europe of paintings, sculptures, drawings and graphic arts of the 20th century and includes an amazingly landscaped outdoor sculpture garden.
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An X-Acto knife, a very versatile craft and hobby knife that is very dangerous if not used carefully.
A typometer is a ruler which is usually divided in typographic points or ciceros on one of its sides and in centimeters or millimeters on the other, which was traditionally used in the graphic arts to inspect the measures of typographic materials. The most developed typometers could also measure the type size of a particular typeface, the leading of a text, the width of paragraph rules and other features of a printed text. This way, designers could study and reproduce the layout of a document.
One of the domains where the typometer was most widely used was the editorial offices of newspapers and magazines, where it was used along with other tools such as tracing paper and linen testers to define the layout of the pages of the publications, until the 1980s.
Typometers were initially made of wood or metal (in later times, of transparent plastic or acetate), and were produced in diverse shapes and sizes. Some of them presented several scales that were used to measure the properties of the text. Each scale corresponded with a type size or with a leading unit, if line blocks were divided by blank spaces. However, typometers could not be used to measure certain computer-generated type sizes, that could be set in fractions of points.
Due to the technological advancements in desktop publishing, that allow for a greater precision when setting the type size of texts, typometers have disappeared from most graphic design related professions. It keeps being used, even today, by traditional printers who still employ type metal. Source Wikipedia.
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Graphic Arts displayed on The Best of Manhattan Transfer LP Cover.....Atlantic Records.
Credits: Album Design: Sandi Young
Illustration: Leslie Cabargo
An old nuArc carbon-arc lamp for graphic arts use, such as screen printing and lithography. Before xenon and metal halide arc lamps were adopted for the purpose, the carbon arc was used not only for its brightness, but also because it was a good source of ultraviolet light needed for the exposure process.
Yes, this lamp still works, but it is now but a crazy curiosity piece acquired long ago for the heck of it. I suspect its former owner did not use it that much because it had to be used in a well-ventilated area.