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Monday, August 31, 2009

Scott Prior, Nanny Asleep, 2002


Scott Prior, Nanny Asleep, 2002, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

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Scott Prior [American Contemporary Realist Painter, born in 1949]

Saturday, August 29, 2009

A. Jauss, Lisbon


A. Jauss, Lisbon, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Picasso, Portrait of Madame Z (Jacqueline Roque), 1955

Scanned from Portuguese magazine Século Ilustrado, No. 915, July 16 1955. Click image for 525 x 879 size.

Pablo Picasso [Spanish Cubist Painter and Sculptor, 1881-1973]

Friday, August 28, 2009

A.D. Nazarenko, Landscape in Donetsk, 1972

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Monday, August 24, 2009

Kai Fjell, Bouquet, 1964


Kai Fjell, Bouquet, 1964, originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Kai (Breder) Fjell ( b Skoger, 2 March 1907; d Oslo, 10 Jan 1989). Norwegian painter.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Emma Fordyce MacRae, Gloucester Garden

Via Art Inconnu. Click image for 666 x 540 size.

Emma Fordyce Macrae [Austrian-born American Painter, 1887-1974]

Crows

I have often had dreams that include crows, flying crows.
I like the hole that is torn into a scene when the blackness of a crow enters. I do not mean this, exclusively on the painted picture plane, but also on a branch, in my backyard. The blackness acts as a "negative space" element. I feel as though I should be able to see something in that blackness.
In the natural world animals choose color and shade with intention.
I do wonder why the blackness works so well for the crow. Since they did not migrate and live in winter climates, maybe this negative effect that I see, is what aids them. To be the space and not the object.
The dreams are something else. Maybe burned into my consciousness by Alfred Hitchcock or something more.

I have always lived in areas with crows, not that difficult since they are everywhere, but there has always been a crow, in a tree, to wake me, like it or not.
This painting is a usual scene behind my house.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Suzanne Lalique, L'ami du Peuple, 1930

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Suzanne Lalique (French, b. 1899)

António Amorim, Maria Benard, 1930

António Amorim (1898?-1964?), Portuguese stage clothes designer and illustrator. "This 'French doll' was used by Maria Benard in the play Feira da Luz (Fair of Light) (1930)."

Scanned from the book "Passa por Mim no Rossio", by Filipe La Féria, 1991. Click image for 644 x 921 size.

Albert Angus MacDonald


Albert Angus MacDonald (Canadian, 1909-1986)

Monday, August 17, 2009

Wojciech Weiss, nude


Wojciech Weiss, nude (1875-1950), originally uploaded by Gatochy.

Via Art Inconnu. Click image for 567 x 700 size.

Wojciech Weiss (Polish, 1875-1950)

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Francisco Pons Arnau, Muchacha con Cantaro

Via Art Inconnu. Click image for 640 x 714 size.

Francisco Pons Arnau (Spanish, 1886-1955)

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