🍪🍵HELLO SISTERS! DO YOU LIKE TEA? WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITES? MINE ARE: EARL GREY, BLACK TEA AND CINNAMON TEA. HOWEVER, I DON’T LIKE THE FLAVOR, OF THOSE WHICH ARE FOR LOSING WEIGHT.
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October 21, 2022 · 9:15 PM
Vegetable Art
🔶 🔴 🟩 SO TRUE, BEAUTIES. THE FIRST AND MAIN STEP IN ART, IS COMPOSITION.
September 28, 2022 · 8:11 PM
Pommes grenades / Red Crown Pomegranates
😋 HI DARLINGS! I HAVE ALWAYS LIKED POMEGRANATES AND I THINK THAT AFTER SEEING THIS FABULOUS WORK, I STILL LIKE THEM A LOT MORE.
Acrylic 12 x 12
Ce fruit que j’adore m’inspire!
A partir de ma photo et d’une suggestion de palette de couleur (Pinterest) j’ai concu cette toile.
Pommes grenades “La pomme de la beauté”
Red Crown Pomegranates “The fruit of passion”
September 26, 2022 · 9:26 PM
Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky: Latgalian Girls
🙆🏻♀️🎨 THE HEAD SCARF IS USED ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. THIS PATTERN CAN BRING FRESHNESS TO DRAWINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. HERE IT ALSO BRINGS BEAUTY TO A PAINTING.
Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, (1868-1945), LATGALIAN GIRLS, signed in Latin l.l., oil on canvas, 67.7 by 78cm, 26 1/2 by 30 3/4 in., Source: Sotheby’s , Link: http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2011/russian-paintings/lot.217.html?locale=en
Latgalian Girls Listening
Latgalian Girls belongs to a series of paintings depicting the children of the territory of eastern Latvia which provided great inspiration for the artist following his permanent move to Riga in 1921. These sun-suffused canvases which captured the local peasant children in their native countryside were exhibited to great acclaim at the Riga Art museum in 1925.
Here, the two young sitters are turned away from the viewer, as if listening intently to Bogdanov-Belsky, who would entertain his models as he worked with captivating tales of the artists whom he admired.
Source: Sotheby’s
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Nikolai Bogdanov-Belsky, (1868-1945), LATGALIAN GIRLS, signed in Latin l.l., oil on canvas, 67.7 by 78cm, 26 1/2 by 30 3/4 in., Source: Sotheby’s ,
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September 9, 2022 · 9:28 PM
Fashion at the ASA Art Market
📌🖌️ 🛍️ HELLO SISTERS! TODAY WE VISIT AN INTERESTING ART MARKET. AND FASHION TOO. WHY NOT? THIS IS NOT A CATWALK, BUT ARTISTS ALSO CAN BE CHARMING PEOPLE, WEARING THEIR FAVOURITE CLOTHES.
This is one of the best Lakeside Art Markets I’ve been to in 21 years. The setting is charming, the art was so irresistible that I bought a painting and two pieces of jewelry even though I have not one inch of space on my walls to hang another painting and have so much jewelry that I’ve been giving it away to visiting friends and relatives. I’ll show my new painting later once I receive it as the paint was still drying when I bought it..ha. But, the other thing I noticed was the number of ladies in absolutely smashing clothes. At times it looked like models in a fashion show wandering through the crowd. Here are just a few of my favorites.
They, themselves, were walking works of art:
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September 2, 2022 · 9:27 PM
A Exhibition in Barbican Museum: “The Vulgar: Fashion Redifined”
🇹🇷 🐘🍌 HI SISTERS! OUR FRIEND FROM TURKEY, HAS AN ARTISTIC SELECTION FOR US. ENJOY IT!
Barbican Müzesinde Bir Sergi: “The Vulgar: Fashion Redifined”
Walter Van Beirendonck Hat: Stephen Jones Autumn/Winter 2010 – 2011 © Ronald Stoops
Londra’da bulunan Barbican Galeri sonbahar için Rönasanstan günümüze uzanan yeni bir sergi gerçekleştiriyor.. Bu sergi:
The Vulgar: Sergi yapımcisi Judith Clark ve psikanalist Adam Philips tarafından tasarlanan sergi, moda anlayışını bu kelimenin çağrıştırdığı şeyler doğrultusunda yeniden tanımlamayı ve de moda kavramını yeniden sorgulatmayı vaat ediyor.. Bir zamanlar kaba,kitch, pespaye diye nitelendirilen moda akımlarının zamanla moda fenomeni haline nasıl dönüştüğünü ve 18. yy. korselerinden günümüz over-size trendlerine nasıl gelindiğini ortaya çıkarmak amaçlı..
The Barbican gallery has announced a new exhibition for the autumn dedicated to vulgarity in fashion from the renaissance to the present day.
The Vulgar: Fashion Redefined was conceived by exhibition maker Judith Clark and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips. It explores how ideas of vulgarity have changed and evolved, from extreme 18th-century corsets to the modern…
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August 5, 2022 · 8:18 PM
Breathing Colour Informative Exhibition
👁️🗨️ SO TRUE, BEAUTIES. SOME BUILDINGS CAN HOUSE PIECES OF MAXIMUM CREATIVITY.
The name of the exhibition Breathing Colour at the Design Museum in London comes from light’s ability to make colours come to life. It has been put together by a famous Dutch textile designer Hella Jongerius. Going through the exhibition is a visual learning experience about the use of colour in industrial design.
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May 23, 2022 · 9:07 PM
Life Update: July
👁️ HELLO SISTERS. IT IS A PLEASURE TO PRESENT YOU THE WONDERFUL BLOG THAT ANITA HAS BEEN PREPARING FROM THE CITY OF PERTH.
Hi Crew, it’s been awhile. I have been busy! I have been very creative in other ways, besides writing. Sometimes I just don’t have the urge to write as much, but it seems to be coming back to me. I purged myself of words quite well over the last few years, writing this blog, sharing, revealing, communicating, expressing, and it has helped immensely. There are still many things I find hard to write about, for fear of judgement I guess. As much as I want to! Some things are best left to your own brain mumbles!
Artist: Aitch. Amazing, colourful and energetic. My kind of art!
I have been working hard on my home, making it my own space, piece by piece. I have pretty much planted every possible plant in my backyard, leaving no space unturned. I lift up more pavers every week! But I dare say I am…
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May 6, 2022 · 9:52 PM
I Took My Time
🎨 HI BEAUTIES, TODAY WE’VE GOT AN EXAMPLE THAT HOW A DRESS ALMOST CAN INVOLVES A WHOLE PAINTING.
At last I’ve finished painting the fake Klimt “Woman In Gold, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer 1” that I started a few weeks back on an online tutorial with the painter Ed Sumner. I’ve put more into this than any of the other fakes I’ve done throughout lockdown – over 30 so far – but apparently Klimt spend 4 years on the original so I haven’t done too badly for a couple of months on and off. The original used loads of gold leaf but I had to make do with metallic acrylic paints (Liquitex) which are pretty good but a pain to photograph. I also did some of the finer line work with a gold metallic pen which looks great on the painting but is very prominent in the photo – never mind.
Ed Sumner runs the Cheese and Wine Painting Club on Facebook on Fridays – it’s free or…
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April 12, 2022 · 9:19 PM
NZ finds pt2
🏛️🧵INDEED, DEAR ARTISTS! SOME WORKS WITH THREADS DESERVED BEING IN MUSEUMS TOO.
Having to take time out gives me the opportunity to get inspired by the creativity around us today including the creativity that’s already come and gone. The photo above is from a collection at the local museum in Napier.
These two pieces were also here in Napier.
This local piece was hand stencilled.
The techniques used in the past are certainly ones I’ll try to use in the future.
This dress uses a combination of laces and silk.
Lately there have been some changes in sleeve silhouettes so I thought you might want to see this dress as a historical example for a future design.
More finds soon.
March 27, 2022 · 9:00 PM
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