Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

A Gift in Two

At Pirate art gallery yesterday to see Brian Comber's new work on exhibit. Mythological animals, gold orbs, wings and black lines. Also - this


 Lovely as ever.

Ongoing talks between he and M. duPays have resulted in these very precious, rooted and sunny poetry/drawing/painting collaborations.

These touched me deeply my memory sparked by the Dandelions which my dear Grandfather adored. Dandelion salad with white vinegar, oil  and salt in a big bowl. He loved to eat them. This bright and beautiful picture made me very happy.


Another collaboration B Comber P duPays . More roots & vegetables - the heart of many revolutions. @Pirate art gallery on W 36th & Navajo.














Right down the street btw is Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, which features the most beautiful Mother/Madonna as the central figure of the Main altar. Also not something you see everyday.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Gorgeous Primps Herself

 This is a copy of a gorgeous painting by Gustave Moreau via the extremely interesting and informative blog by a woman named BWS. The blog,  It's About Time has every post filled with luscious pictures, lots of details and well researched information on America, Art, Painting, Women. To describe her writings, BWS says in her profile that there is 'a little museum in each blog -- no travel necessary'. I loved the sound of it and it can not be more accurate.
I spent an enormous amount of time on the American colonial posts but as is often the case became enraptured with the Orientalist paintings under the title 'Turquerie'. Et voila.