I cant critizise such art, I cant really say ym opinion, I dont have a specific opinion =(
I like to draw though
I understand Mulanyyy @Esma-Nur but what i like is that for example if we look at a painting everybody can say what they see and what they like or dont like. So in that way you can look at art differently and learn from others. 🙂
I knw but my problem is I interpret art sometimes in a big different way then other people and.I dont like my ability of this
I understand Mulanyyy @Esma-Nur but what i like is that for example if we look at a painting everybody can say what they see and what they like or dont like. So in that way you can look at art differently and learn from others. 🙂
We have talked about paintings from family members. This painting has come to me from my father. The original painting was painted by Feininger in 1924 and called „Ostsee-Schoner“. My father gave it to me, because he knew, that I love the sea! Now it hangs above my writing desks and I think there it fits very well. Not only nice memory of the Baltic sea, but of my father too…
That is really beautiful and special i think @Piwipete!! If you have art like that from family it is the MOST important art i think!! 🙂 What was the first name of your dad?
And @Fleurke what is the first name of your grandmother who made the painting of the flowers?
I ask bc i want to mention both paintings in the list above!! So they are in the same overview as super famous artists!! 😊😊😇😇
That is really beautiful and special i think @Piwipete!! If you have art like that from family it is the MOST important art i think!! 🙂 What was the first name of your dad?
And @Fleurke what is the first name of your grandmother who made the painting of the flowers?
I ask bc i want to mention both paintings in the list above!! So they are in the same overview as super famous artists!! 😊😊😇😇
Today I was to Den Bosch, beautiful dutch city in Brabant. Very nice is the Hieronymus Bosch Art center, where can see all his paintings as copy😃! I like his colours, his fantasy and his strange ideas. For me is Hieronymus Bosch the Salvador Dali of the 16th century…what do you think😃
I also like Den Bosch a lot!!! It is a very nice city but if you walk from the train station you can get super easily to the city centre and when i was with my mom and aunt we went to a Chinese restaurant and they chatted so much we had not so much time left for other things!!! Normally we dont go to only Chinese restaurants but also different places but my aunt got a tip so we went there. 🙂 And we bought also for my dad and my uncle a Bossche bol and i still cant understand how they can finish it bc it is super heavy!!!!
The pictures of the paintings are very beautifully made but also scary bc every painting has some super scary creature in it. Like in the first picture even the rat looks scary and also the thing that holds the baby and the red thing. And i dont know what the thing is in the second painting but it looks not natural and dangerous. And the third was normal i thought but if you look what holds the baby it becomes scary again i think. The fourth i dont understand what it is about. But i guess that he made it deliberate scary for the story. And the colours that he uses are super sharp if that is the right way to say it. So that makes you feel even more nervous about what he wants to say. But i think that is also deliberate. So if that is what he wants to tell as story i think it WORKS!!!!
Thanks for sharing the pictures!!! I have to sleep now so have a good night everybody!!!!! 🥱🥱😴😴😴✨✨
Yesss about the Egyptian letters!! 🙂 And it is in London. My mom and I watched today about maybe going with my aunt to London for several days in the summer bc my dad has to work the whole summer. And maybe we can go there but we are not sure yet. But if we go i want to see the Rosetta Stone!!!!!! 🥰🥰
Yesss about the Egyptian letters!! 🙂 And it is in London. My mom and I watched today about maybe going with my aunt to London for several days in the summer bc my dad has to work the whole summer. And maybe we can go there but we are not sure yet. But if we go i want to see the Rosetta Stone!!!!!! 🥰🥰
Why it is at London? I thought the French have brought this 3-language-stone to Paris?
Piwipete & Yue: the Rosetta Stone is part of the permanent collection of the British Museum. It is a landmark piece in the Egyptian wing of the museum.
The Louvre is the proud owner of other significant artifacts which are of similar historic importance in decrypting the mysterious past of ancient realms. As a lawyer, the Hammurabi Code immediately comes to mind.