Art beginning from a teapot. By Joan Bankemper

Joan Bankemper with a work

Hi folks !

Joan makes ceramic ‘artifacts’. Each pot was made of broken dishes and filled with medicinal plants. In one of her signature series, she only used discarded teacup handles and coffee mugs. Her new ceramic work utilizes high-fired handmade porcelain buttons attached to canvases, incorporating such so-called prosaic skills as sewing while also addressing the issue of how things get held together.

Below some works made by her.

Thanks for your visits!

‘Itinerant players’

‘Garrison’

‘Stanton’

‘Eloise’

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High fragrance

Hi folks! As we can see, watercolor is a perfect technique to express fantasy motifs.

Thanks for your visits!

By Downton, D. – Model with headdress

Fantasy about ‘Morning Glory’ flowers (Ipomoea Nil)

SEED OF HOPE

By Miller, William – Apple tree

HI SISTERS, DUE TO AN ERROR IN WORDPRESS REFERRING TO THE NORMAL RUNNING WITH REBLOGS I CAN’T FOLLOW POSTING YET FROM ANOTHER USERS. I ASKED HELP IN THE WORDPRESS FORUM BUT I CAN’T SEE THE MISSING REBLOG BUTTON. I’M SORRY, I WILL CONTINUE WITH PERSONAL ENTRIES AS SOON AS I CAN. THANKS FOR YOUR LOYALTY AND PATIENCE 😉🌈

A wonderful floral oddity in the underground (Barcelona)

Hi sisters, yesterday when I was coming home, I saw in a underground station, this unknown woman sketching a white wall with this floral oddity.

July 4th. 2017 Universitat station. Línia 2 Barcelona.

 

Thanks for your visit !

A detail while the woman was sketching

Plants, trees, botanical and still life. Suzie’s courtesy

HI SISTERS ! Today we have a new great contribution from Dublin, by our friend Suzie Peron: a follower and also an inspired artist.

https://suzieperon.wordpress.com/

Suzie Peron posing with sunglasses

Thanks so much to her, and thanks so much to all of you for your visits. Enjoy the spring!

By Vrúbel, Mijaíl Aleksándrovich – Bouquet

By Van Gogh – Roots, study of a tree

By Singer Sargent – Gourds

By Hokusai, Katsushika – Cherry blossoms and warbler

By Burchfield, Charles E. – Study of thorny plants

A CONTRIBUTION by Peron, Suzie – Still-life

By Da Vinci – Study of the branches of a plant

By Dalí – ‘Te doy mi corazón’ (‘I give you my heart’)

By Hackert, Jakob Philipp – Pine tree

By Grasset, Eugene S. – Lilacs

Plants, trees, botanical and still life

By Rochegrosse, Georges A. – A woman reclining in a field of flowers

By Van Dyck – Study of several trees

By Nolde – Plants and flowers

By Nolde – Plants and flowers

By Zeshin, Shibata – Five ‘Morning Glories’

By Reinhart – Landscape with trees

By Hockney – White porcelain

By Baselitz, Georg – Unknown title

By Buffet – Still life with cherries

By McNeill Whistler, J. – Blue and white vessel of porcelain

By Hauschild, Max – A view through a window with green vine leaves

By Braque, Georges – Dried flowers

Plants, trees, botanical and still life

By Dufy, Raoul – Still-life with pears and lemons

By Matisse – Study of the leafs of ‘Cercis siliquastrum’ tree also called the ‘Love’s Tree’ and ‘Judas’ Tree’

By Bairei, Kono – Study of grass

By Coetzer, K. – Plant nursery

By Ophey, Walter – Walkers under a grove

By Cézanne – Unknown title

By Nolde, Emil – Poppies

By Cross, Henri E. – The blue pine

By Sillett, James – White grapes

By Braque, Georges – Sketch about a creeper

By Greenaway, Kate – A flower pot

By O’keeffe, Georgia – Red bouquet

Plants, trees, botanical and still life

The unknown Baroque Woman and others

By Garzoni, Giovanna – ‘Piatto di fichi’ 17th century (The figs)

By Cézanne – Study of trees

By Larsson, Carl – My pet resting in the garden

By Van Gogh – Study of a grove with walkers

By Hockney – Bouquet

By Matisse – Sketch of the fruits of a fig tree

By Khakhar, Bhupen – Unknown title

By Singer Sargent – Study of a lily

By Picasso – The postcard to Guillaume Apollinaire

By Gris, J. – Carafe and glass

By Bessa, Pancrace – Study of a thorny plant

By Nolde – White nosegay

By Schiele – The white one fading

By Dürer – ‘Turk’s cap’ lily

Plants, trees, botanical and still life

Dear followers: my grandmother who was born before the invention of the plastic stuff, and therefore ‘The Colour’s Boom’ in our lifes; teached me to love these little ‘creatures of chlorophyll’, also able to bring us excellent fragrances. I wish you the best bouquets, that you deserve for your loyalty to this site!

By Singer Sargent – A garden vase

By Matisse – The nap under a ‘monstera deliciosa’

By Cézanne – A nosegay in a blue bottle

By Degas – An study of a lone tree

By Buffet, Bernard – Still-life with a bottle

By Da Vinci – Study of plants with sheaths and fruits. On the right side, acorns

By Nolde – Unknown title

By Dürer – Study of a linden tree

By Rohlfs, Christian – Red flowers in a vase

By Pissarro – A path next to a ditch with willows

By Schiele – A withered flower

By Mondrian, Piet – Roses

By Greenaway, Kate – A blue ribbon with two tulips

By Dufy, Raoul – Still-life

By Braque – Two apples ‘golden delicious’

By Warhol – Sketch of tray for the oven with a piglet