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Piet Mondrian, Amaryllis, watercolor, 1910
(via bmoreroach)
Deutsche kunst und dekoration (Volume 24) - Koch, Alex. (Alexander), 1860-1939
This bird. That gold type. Oh me oh my.
(Source: yama-bato, via vintascope)
Susan Jane Walp
Blood Orange Cut Open with Knife and Cork
2010
This painting. Oh that wax paper bag is so beautiful, and the pentimenti of the pencil, and the way the red bleeds in the blood orange. I might need to lie down for a moment. This is so beautiful.
I think i’m gaining a new appreciation for these pieces that use such simple shapes and clean, clear color to define objects. I will be looking up more of this nice lady’s work this evening. I just know it.
Instructor Carol Fabricatore has a solo exhibition at the Trask Gallery at The National Arts Club.
Carol Fabricatore
Kykuit, My Secret Garden
June 11 - 28, 2013
Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 6 - 8pm
The National Arts Club
15 Gramercy Park South
Carol’s class was one of my favorites. I am so excited for her show!
npr:
The guy who wrote this synopsis now writes jokes on George Takei’s Facebook page for $10 a pop. Progress!
I’ve always wondered about who wrote this. More on him at Romenesko. —heidi
Awesome
i love my new photoshop brushes so much
Yesssss
Red boat at sunset by Chris West on Saatchi Online
(via Kevin Kearns | Stricoff Fine Art Gallery, Chelsea, New York)
From Stricoff Fine Art Gallery:
“Kevin Kearns’ abstract landscapes are inspired by the North American landscape. …. His dramatic landscapes are full of abstract shape and color, loosely representing clouds, trees, rivers and open grass land.
In some respects painted like old masters’ works, his paintings show, on closer inspection, organic and abstract qualities. ….
Glazing combined with intricate palette knife work and brush strokes creates sumptuous and complex surfaces. The final application of clear resin seals the paint, in an effect similar to water on a river rock.”
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