Category Archives: Art
Cats
I can’t embed this, so you’ll just have to trust me that it’ll make you smile and is worth a click: Cats by Zhaobangni It’s silly, but fun.
Side Effects
A guy who loves to take care of others learns that he needs to take care of himself, too. Film by Eleonora Stella Hariyono Oei Music by Alia Martin via wano
Grande Vallée
Grande Vallée by Marc-Aurèle Fortin (Canada, 1888-1970)
What Yashoda Saw
The story is that Krishna’s mother, Yashoda, looked into His mouth and saw all of creation. That was a pretty ambitious concept for the artist to attempt!
Language
“What I liked about my drawings (and paintings-on typing paper, wrapping paper, or on old newspapers) was the fact that I was sure that anybody who happened to see them would believe I was crazy. The reason this pleased me is that I knew I wasn’t. I was especially concerned about noticing carefully people who …
Flowers
Mona‘s Uncle Rodney, eighty-three years old and suffering from Parkinson’s Disease, drew us a bouquet of flowers.
Just for a while…
Artist Debbie Tung is on the web HERE.
Radiate
Strahlen (Radiate), 1929, by Wassily Kandinsky
Day and Night
Scanned from The Catholic Worker, August/September 2019 It looks like a different view of Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night
With Those Who
Scanned from Catholic Worker, June/July 2019
Twilight
Twilight by Maxfield Parrish, 1935 Parrish’s paintings are large, typically about 1/2 to 2/3 scale, and up close you can see that the final work is almost a collage of earlier works. Many features have been carefully (and literally) cut-and-pasted from other canvases. If you ever get the opportunity to see his art in person, …
Angels
I haven’t been able to track down the name of the artist. I’m still looking.
