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Monthly Archives: September 2011
J.M.W. Turner
The Burning of the Houses of Parliament, 1834-1835, Oil on Canvas, 36 x 48” approx. (91 x 122cm), Museum of Art, Philadelphia, US “The sun is God.” These are said to be Turner’s final words, and perhaps they were. Whether … Continue reading
Jacob Lawrence
Vaudeville, 1951, egg tempera on hardboard with pencil, 30 x 20” approx. (76.2 x 50.8cm), Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC, United States Two men. Names? Troy Davis and Lawrence Russell Brewer. The one you know really … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Art, The Automat
Tagged capital punishment, Jacob Lawrence, Lawrence Russell Brewer, Troy Davis
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Charles Dana Gibson
The Gibson Girl Art is more than some little miracle of genius colliding with a canvas. Part of it is luck, of course. Van Gogh is a prime example of the unlucky artist whose work must survive his own death … Continue reading
Francisco Goya II
The Third of May, 1814, Oil on Canvas, 266 x 345cm (104.7 x 135.8”), Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain In a mean mood waiting for these plus one hundred degree days to finally break. (65 of them so far this summer … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Art, The Automat
Tagged Afghanistan, Cheney, general disgruntlement, Goya, Iraq, mean, Obama, prison in America, Sarah Stilwell Weber
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