Dance, performance and theatre

By Rodin – Dancer with veils

By Matisse – Acrobat dancer

By Pontormo – A winged man dancing

 

By Toulouse Lautrec, Henri – A dancer rais her dress in a cabaret of Paris

By Bacon, Francis – Untitled

By Delaunay, Sonia – Woman dressed for a dancing

By Kirchner, Ernst L. – A couple dancing

By Egnéus, Daniel – A dancer disguised with a face of panda

By Prud’hon, Pierre P. – A girl dancing and playing a musical triangle

By Degas – A ballerina during a break

By Wegener, Gerda – The dancer of the ruffled dress

By Vertès, Marcel – A dandy learning to dance

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Resolved tecnichal troubles

Dear followers and friends, due to a technical trouble, the two last posts about:

‘Architecture, furniture and decoration’ and ‘Hats. Beginning with fuchsia’

didn’t allow ‘enlarged size’ of the pictures.

Now this is resolved and you’ll can enjoy each sketch amplified.

In a few minutes I will publish about ‘Dance, performance and theatre’.

Thanks for your patience and loyalty.
Harry, the blogger.

Architecture, furniture and decoration

By Benois, Aleksandr Nikoláyevich – Into the Peterhof Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia

By Grace, Oliver – The main entrance of an irish palace

By Schiele, Egon – The blue garment

By Linnell, John – A wall clock and chimney into a parlor

By Blechen, Karl – Gothic church ruins

By Grunert, K. – The corner of a palace seen in profile

By Singer Sargent – A fountain with three cherubs

By Baudry, Ambrose – A huge chimney in a gallery

By anonymous author of 18th century – A project of an habitable elephant fountain for the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris

By Veldeman, Guillaume – A house in a district of Brussels

By Rossi, Aldo – Watchtower with a weathercock

By myself – The communications tower in Montjuïc. Illustration for a map cover

Hats. Beginning with fuchsia

Dear Mirna, you can feel yourself the real mother

of the Hat’s Section of this blog.

This is my little tribute for your great idea.

Thanks so much to you, and thanks so much to the friendly followers of this site.

By Donovan, Bill – Butterflies over the fuchsia hat

By West, Benjamin – A woman wears a hat with ribbons

By Fores, Samuel William – Fashion in London during the 18th century

By Waterhouse, John William – Soldier with helmet

By Singer Sargent – A veiled woman on a boat

By Hopper, Edward – Two sketches about a seated man with a hat

By Model, Philippe – The lady of the garnet gloves

By Hesse, Raymond – Two shivery flappers

By Léger, Fernand A family in front of a millinery

By Hartmann, Víktor – Chick-hat for children. Sketch for the ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ composed by Mussorgsky

By Drian, Étienne A. – Swing of feathers

By Renefer, Raymond – Study of four beholders

Saints’ day. Edward, also Eduardo, Édouard, Edoardo and Eduard (Ed)

Sketched by embroiderers

By anonymous embroiderers of the 11th century – King Edward on his throne

Edward the Confessor, was among the last Anglo-Saxon kings of England, and usually considered the last king of the House of Wessex, ruling from 1042 to 1066.

The Bayeux Tapestry is an embroidered cloth nearly 70 metres (230 ft) long and 50 centimetres (20 in) tall, which depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England.

Sketchers too. This people was unknown for their facet as sketchers

Dear followers and friends, today I’m so proud to introduce you, a sketch made out of earth about our Universe in 1972 by some famous astronauts. See the ninth work below and enjoy this exclusive oddity!

Thanks for your visits!

By Rafael Alberti – París. Olga. Adiós

By John Lennon – Two rider-rocking chairs in a landscape with palm trees

By Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom – Her husband’s favourite greyhound

By Federico García Lorca – ‘Autorretrato en Nueva York’ (Self-portrait in New York)

By Hans Christian Andersen – Animal studies and costumes

By Karl Lagerferld – A fashioned kitten

By Charles Baudelaire – A selfportrait with studies of a dog and a girl

By Stéphane Mallarmé – Sketch to learn English, pronunciation exercises

By E. A. Cernan, H. H. Schmitt and R. E. Evans, the astronauts of the Apollo-17 – The twilight rays and the lunar atmosphere of the 29th september. 1972

By Bob Dylan – Room

By Guillermo del Toro – Sketch to ‘Pacific Rim’ movie

By Federico Fellini – About dreams

Saints’ day. Francis of Assisi

By anonymous author of a parchment. (13th century) – The stigmata of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron of animals; and his preaching to the birds

Relationships

Hi folks! Before to publish this post, I was wondering if I should to advice about some presumable contents only for adults. But after my rumination I inferred that the main goal of Art and artists, is exactly to touch our mind and soul with the sensations that a work produces. So I discarded any warning.

Thanks so much for your understanding and for your visits. Cheers!

By Picasso – A woman and two men

By Munch – A man and a woman entering into a forest

By Léger, Fernand – Embraced

By Rubens – The worry

By Waterhouse, John William – The awakening of Adonis

By Rowlandson, Thomas – A woman takes off one of her slippers in front a man

By Lancrenon, Joseph-Ferdinand – Study for Boreas and Oreithyia

By Gauguin – Maybe you are jealous. ‘Aha Oe Feii’

By Rembrandt – The monk in the cornfield

By Schiele, Egon – Two embraced girls

By Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig – Lovers

By myself – A memory of relationships with my wife in the nineties. (Sketch-collage)