Capturing parisian views from theo's apartment #vangogh #pointillism #ruelepic

The Pink Cloud Over French Countryside & The Sea, Henri-Edmond Cross 1896⁣
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It's 2 am
My dog's been doing #shit #pointillism art in the garden for about 8 hours now.
Can't call the vet I guess.
They're probably sleeping
I would like to get some sleep too
Instead I just read and retooted a long post about Virginia prisons where racist sadist guards abuse... #DOGS to suppress inmates
Bastards

Have to go outside now
My dog wants to finish the painting

"Women at the Well, Opus 238." Paul Signac, 1892.

I've talked about Signac before. While I'm not a huge fan of Pointillism, and I consider Seurat overrated (there, I said it, I expect people to unfollow me now), but his works have a certain appeal.

Here we have two ladies at a well overlooking the Mediterranean. This scene is just DRENCHED with sunlight; in fact, the yellowness of the grass hints that there might be a bit of a drought going on. Signac would spend half of each year at Saint-Tropez, on the French Riviera, where his paintings sought to depict an ideal society. This was originally to have been part of a grander, sweeping canvas....but he decided the two ladies at the well were enough.

This is also a great example of "artistic license" as a concept. Most of the elements here do exist...the lighthouse, the well, the distant mountains, the citadel on a hill....but they don't exist together like this. But he put them together to make an idealized view. Kind of like putting the Washington Monument next to the Empire State Building in a picture...

Makes me think of summer...

From the Musée d'Orsay, Paris.

Abstract drawing.
G.

Pointillist dot patterns form an abstract shape, creating an intricate gnarled texture that seems to mimic a biological or geological form. The use of black dots on a white background highlights the complexity and depth of the design.

[ Prints : https://james-mccormack.pixels.com/featured/abstract-gnarls-james-mccormack.html ]

Before artist Wassily Kandinsky's work went abstract, he was inspired by Pointillism, Fauvism, Russian folk tales, and color was of central importance to it. The paintings he did at the time are captivating and wonderfully imaginative.
#art #painting #pointillism #fauvism #folktales

https://www.dailyartmagazine.com/kandinskys-world-russian-fairy-tales/

Original art

Pen on acid-free paper.

Created in 2013.

He comes with many names, yet, his true name is one that cannot be spoken by the human's tongue.

From his many known names, Azrael is one being loved more. He's one of the very kind mentors.

"Inside His embrace The Knowledge speaks. The Rule is to follow The Rule until the very last one."

Apple Harvest (1888) by Camille Pissarro (1830-1903).

https://stellar-art.pixels.com/featured/apple-harvest-1888-camille-pissarro-1830-1903.html

'The last breath of a broken dream'

Inspired by my own study and research on the dark side of humans. This piece is one from domestic violence and abuse series.

The poem:

Silent tears, my last witness
This fortress is finally falling
My sin is to trust

Bath in my own red,
unmended wounds
My sin is to cry

To the whispers within the wind
I let go of my unspoken scars
May it speak for me
May it strangle all the wrong