By Gudin, Théodore – Moonlight on the scottish isle of Mull on the shores of a lake
By Klinger, Max – Drown
By Munch – Homecoming in the evening
By Burne-Jones, E. – A sleeping girl
By Chagall – The bird of the night
By Goya – A woman being the protagonist of a frightening dream
By Kiyochika, Kobayashi – A japanese celebration, beside the sea
By Lorck, Melchior – Flying reptiles in Venice
By Bonnard, Pierre – Carriages under a rainy night
By anonymous japanese master of scrolls of 12th century – The Divine Insect of The Extermination
By Dali – Furry head
By Beardsley, Aubrey – Dwarf crouched
By Grandville, J. J. – A frog dressed as a gentleman with a top hat and cane
By Kubin, Alfred – Unknown title
By Tenniel, John – Sketches of the hair of Alice seen from rear and about the White Cony looking at its watch
By Redon, Odilon – The trickster
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The flying turtle is my favourite 🙂
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Hi dear Rainee, I’m so glad because I agree with your favourite. This turtle seems as it could be a natural and ordinary picture in our life. It is not heavy because the composition has divided its body in two parts, light the left and dark on the rights side. And the axis is not exactly in the center of the picture. Its shell is made like the manner that is made the fortified city. Its head and the vanishing point perspective of the buildings are looking to the right. And also with the same palette than the sky. Everything has coherency, everything is keeping armony. Thanks so much for your choice, and thanks for your friendly comment too. Best wishes. ❤
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Oh! I love each and every one of them, SK. Thank you for sharing them.
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You give me the strength to keeping my effort and improve post by post, to achieve for your acknowledgement. I’m happy when you like the sketches. Thanks dear.
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I love them! I love that you keep going strong, SK. You are so talented and the world needs your light.
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Oh, I’m going to blush. I’ll settle if I’m not alone with the beauty when I find something. I want someone beside me to opine and to comment. That is all. But you have a giant good heart. Thanks love.
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Thank you, SK! It seems you too have a giant good heart.
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i loved the japanese celebration. so joyful!
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I should’ve guessed it, you do not want to miss any celebration or party. And if these are with fireworks and lanterns, then less. The problem of dreaming pretty things, is in the morning when alarm clock reminds us, that in our work, there is a boss that is waiting us. Thanks a million for your friendly and lovely comment. Best wishes for you, dear Beth. ❤
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and in my work, as kindergarten teacher, we celebrate absolutely everything and i love every day, it does not even feel like work to me.
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It’s a pity, my envy will make me lose a friend. I’m only a clerk in a court. The sketches and my practises of chant sometimes make me to forget a job that I hate it. xoxo
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I really like a lot of pics today: moolight on the loch, the homecoming in the evening, the Japanese celebration and carriages under a rainy night all really appeal.The flying turtle fascinates me, too, and others just make me smile. In fact, I like them all, in different ways They’re all so well done.
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Oh Millie, I’m glad if you liked these works. And I share with you about the mighty fascination of The flying turtle It evokes me, as it could be a kind of odd deity. After these several depictions of dreams, we shall never believe that our dream could be the most rare of all. Humans’ mind is so variously and incredible. Thanks for stopping by, and thanks a million for your wise and expert comment. ❤
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I really enjoyed your post. Your sketches are wonderful. You’re a talented artist.
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Oh, I’m so grateful. I collect your nice words to follow with the continuous effort to achieve better posts about the masters. Thanks so much. xo
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Hi Sketch Universe. I am going to choose two I think: I like ‘the bird of the night’ (Chagall) and ‘untitled’ by Kubin. I like the splashes of primary colour and the apparent humour of the former. And I like the grey scale of apparent doom
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Ooops. . . . of the latter. The people look like ants being fatally attracted into a giant black tunnel, with God knows what at the end of it.
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Hi honey, your chosen drawings are very interesting because they balance each other. In the drawings by Chagall, often appear some couples, and refer to the intimate life and love, besides being a amiable works for their color. However Kubin’s works often express distress or intrigue, and do not grant any kindness to our eyes and usually it is monochromatic. But in both cases they are images that offer us to imagine a story, about the mission of that bird in the Chagall’s, or the tunnel in the Kubin’s drawing. Thank you very much for your generous and wise comments. Best wishes.
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J’aime beaucoup la Tortue à Venise 🙂
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Oh Marie, your choice it’s so important, not because this work is my favourite, but also because it has something that makes possible we see with normality a flying turtle. I’m so grateful for your friendly comment. Thanks so much and best wishes. ❤
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