Look what I saw at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. #Twombly
Aw, I love the photo effect you used on this too. Not so many people linger in this part of the gallery, but I am so glad you decided to share this.
Look what I saw at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. #Twombly
Aw, I love the photo effect you used on this too. Not so many people linger in this part of the gallery, but I am so glad you decided to share this.
Cy Twombley’s Anatomy of Melancholy in his Houston gallery.
A poem I wrote inspired by the work-
to breathe ocean waves
as powdered smoke veils
away the musings of
a quiet soul
to scrawl away phrases
of blood stained dreams
too messy to read, but
none would understand clearly
the mists of paint arouse
a culmination of colored bombs
to drift away impact of
being at once so vulnerable
so incoherent, the work
of misunderstood.
One of the most misunderstood artists ever. Yet no less great.
A Pair of Shoes by Vincent van Gogh (1886).
He would take the most mundane of things and make them extraordinary. To truly see it, you must see the actual thing on canvas. The strokes of his brush, the patterns, the thought behind it… its not so much the genius one sees, but the workings of his mind. He saw things so differently and strange as his ideas seemed to others, they held true greatness. THAT is Van Gogh.
Nice that they added his name to the banner now that he is accepted. Poor Vincent. If only he had the recognition in his lifetime.
Irish/Latin/English phrasebook compiled for and used by Elizabeth I of England
May 2nd 1536: Anne Boleyn, Queen of England, is arrested and imprisoned on charges of adultery, incest, treason and witchcraft.
Anne Boleyn in The Tower, by Édouard Cibot
playwright Christopher Marlowe
Queen Elizabeth I - the Armada Portrait - attributed to George Gower
The Martyrdom of Saint Agatha (1519)
Okay, I did not know that part of the story… nor did I ever wish to know it. Yuck.