Saints’ day. Michael, also Mikael, Michel, Miguel, Mihail, Miquel, Michaela, Michelle, and Mihaela

“If you remove my demons, I would lose my angels”.
(Tennessee Williams)

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Dear friends, in my opinion the religions do business and manipulate our deepest and mystical feelings. They have been the bloodiest justification in the history of the wars of mankind.
They make dogma between angels and demons, and between ‘the good’ and ‘the evil’ just as insurance companies qualify drivers, as ‘bonus’ and ‘malus’.
All this although the contradictions and the feelings in human mind, are certainly: “Complementary and Inseparable”.

Thanks so much for your visit!

By Raphael – St Michael fighting against a demon

Boats, ships, sea, beach, shore and rivers

By Nolde, Emil – Two chinese junks

By McNeill Whistler, J. – A depiction of an old wharf in London

By Singer Sargent – A stream

By Van Gogh – A choppy sea with sailboats

By Renoir – Coast scene

By Callot, Jacques – A seascape with ruins

By Signac – Saint Tropez. Reflexes on the water

By Perepletchikov, Vladimir V. – Sunset over a river

By Turner, J. M. W. – A ship drifting at high seas

By Feininger, Lyonel – Beach scene with bathers

By Monet – Boats

By myself – Sunbathers on the beach

Saints’ day. Matthew

By Bartolozzi, F. after Guercino – Saint Matthew advised by an angel about the gospel

Working, jobs and home

By McNeill Whistler, J. – Scene in a flower-market

By Millet – Shepherd with sheep under trees

By Munch – In front the window. ‘Night in Saint-Cloud’

By Helleu, Paul Cesar – A young woman sewing

By Pissarro – Peasants haymaking

By Van Gogh – The sweeper

By Daumier – A woman listening to her lawyer

By Bourdelle, Emile A. – Sketch of a peasant

By anonymous artist. 18th century in Thanjavur (India) – A muslim weaver and his wife

By Ancher, Anna – The cobbler

By Picasso – The bullfighter

By Khakhar, Bhupen – Study for The fashion designers

Tourist and transport

“The real voyage consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes in front the new places” (Marcel Proust).
Next week some people will travel and others, like me, will remain in our customary places. To those I wish them, a happy trip, but for us too. We can to prepare our next (maybe I will go to Germany on Christmas) or simply close our eyes and dream with these sketches.  The first, about London is dedicated to a very good friend of mine:

Have a wonderful trip and a nice stay Sara !  The next days you’ll be in my mind.

Dear followers, thanks for your visit!

By Roberts, David – A view over Thames and Houses of Parliament

By Matisse – Le pont Saint-Michel over the Seine

By Singer Sargent – A corner of a channel in Venice

By Pissarro & Thornley, G. W – View of the old quarter near the cathedral in Rouen

By Hildebrandt, Eduard – Landscape near Rio de Janeiro

By Rembrandt – Wanderers arriving to Windsor Castle

By Hockney – The garden of a hostel

By Gramatté, Walter – A nocturnal view from a hill over the city in Barcelona

By Van Gogh – Galette’s Mill in Paris

By Topolski, F. – Passengers terminal at London Heathrow Airport

By Poussin – The Coliseum of Roma

By Lebedev, Vladimir and Marshak, S. – Luggage

Saints’ day. Judith, Ivette and also Jutta

Dear women, as a man I’m, not only I admire the beauty and sweetness of your body and mind, but your courage too. I suggest you check online the story of this saint,  an heroine like most of you: another kind of heroines, without behead no one, but with its endless daily tasks and especially with your useful feelings.

I adore your courage! Thanks so much for be here. Cheers!

By Rubens, Peter Paul – Judith beheads Holofernes, holding a sword with her right hand

The bluebird

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Now you have an updated ‘twitter’ that will you notice about the topic of the next post.
I hope this will be an improvement for your interests.
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