Today is the day to commemorate my wedding. Although the marriage failed, the wedding itself still is counted among the highlights of my life. What a fun party! And how great all the folks present were! Jumbled together from Germany, Austria, Great Britain and the U.S., some of the guests weren’t able to talk to each other, but still communicated, teaching each other their music and dances.
I can’t believe, twenty years have gone by since that day. How did it get so late so soon? to quote a certain Dr. Seuss. Thus, I chose “Time” to be the topic for today’s sampling of paintings. Hope, you enjoy the art. It can’t be easy to put a concept simultaneously so abstract and real to canvas.
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7 responses to “Sunday Matinée”
Time in Dreams by Mari Mssare is possibly my favourite, some of the others are interesting too, like, Gone Anna by Orbaczewska, which conjures up a very desolate feeling in me.
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I feel exactly the same, when looking at Gone, I like it a lot, too.
Sand and The old Knitter are the two works, I prefer. I almost left out your favourite, but it was good and I usually show good ones, even if I personally wouldn’t hang them in my living room.
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I love the way you show us Art, it satisfies something in me, as a lover of Art I am interested in what other people like and why. Like you, while I like contempory and abstract Art, many I would not hang in my living room. I’ve got a Claudio Viscardi hanging in my living room, he is a Swiss artist but lives in Ireland, his work is just wonderful!
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Just checked Claudio Viscardi out on google, nice work. It is always special, to know the artist. Gives one a special connection to the artwork, I think.
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Yes that’s true, a very nice person too.
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That really was the best wedding I have ever been to – including my own.
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Can you believe, this was 20 years ago? I really can’t. Good times seem to stick…
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