The Gallery was very crowded today but I saw only 2 teenagers. I saw them first snogging in front of Mr Denis'
Homage to Cezanne (click to view) and was struck by the enduring appeal and variety of black attire. The men in this painting are all artists, unusually garbed in business suits. They are discussing a painting by Cezanne, the younger Serusier explaining to Redon, on the left, why the Nabis group of artists admire it.
To complete a sketch, I followed the young couple as they moved from picture to picture. At home, I decided to liberate Redon from his canvas.....
A is for
apple,
art and
ardour.
The Gallery was very crowded today but I saw only 2 teenagers. I saw them first snogging in front of Mr Denis' Homage to Cezanne (click to view) and was struck by the enduring appeal and variety of black attire. The men in this painting are all artists, unusually garbed in business suits. They are discussing a painting by Cezanne, the younger Serusier explaining to Redon, on the left, why the Nabis group of artists admire it.
8 comments:
I like how your painting perfectly illustrates "life imitates art". It's very well done, especially the little apple on the wall.
Terrific.
What fun. And you even have an apple.
annie
Just come across your blog and love it. What a great idea to work with the art you see and be inspired by it so much.
I like the way you use the masters in your art. I too am doing a study of the masters. I am trying to improve my figure drawing. I have a hilarious image in my head after hearing the mother and son story.
Thanks for the link to my site. You have a fabulous and interesting blog here. I'll link back to you when I next update my blog as I'm sure visitors to my blog would love what you are doing here :-)
I love this series you're doing!
Fabulous! Love all the detail on the couple and this series in general!
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