Saturday, October 15, 2011
LUV
"LOVE many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever LOVE much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in LOVE is done well."- Vincent van Gogh
"I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to LOVE people."-Vincent van Gogh ( Post-impressionists painter)
y @ 11:22 AM
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well i LOVE vincent van gogh's paintings! there was an interesting segment on 60 minutes yesterday about him/his life.
# posted by drollgirl : 1:29 PM
Good to hear from you again Lloyd.
Finally painting. It has taken time to get the spirit flowing again but at last it is happening.
Your new works look beautiful, really poignant mood to them.
Take care and good painting.
# posted by Greenearth : 9:52 PM
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ere's a lot of hype publicity surrounding the publication of a 900+ page book with a new theory about how Vincent van Gogh died. He apparently didn't commit suicide but was shot by two boys accidentally who he then protected them by saying he'd shot himself. A curator from the Van Gogh Museum
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well i LOVE vincent van gogh's paintings! there was an interesting segment on 60 minutes yesterday about him/his life.
Good to hear from you again Lloyd.
Finally painting. It has taken time to get the spirit flowing again but at last it is happening.
Your new works look beautiful, really poignant mood to them.
Take care and good painting.
Finally painting. It has taken time to get the spirit flowing again but at last it is happening.
Your new works look beautiful, really poignant mood to them.
Take care and good painting.
Hi Lloyd,
I am back home after a long and gruelling tour of Europe. I am posting here since I had the privilege of reconnecting to Van Gogh's legacy. Walked in the footsteps of VG while in Arles, France. He lived here and painted many of his famous masterpieces like the"Starry Night" and "Cafe Terrace." Didn't see any oil paintings. Only posters and landmarks. However while in Barcelona, Spain I saw 6 of his original oil painting at the Picasso Museum.On loan by the Amsterdam Museum. Very imprssive especially the "Japanese Woman" and his self portrait.
Ebb Tide
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I am back home after a long and gruelling tour of Europe. I am posting here since I had the privilege of reconnecting to Van Gogh's legacy. Walked in the footsteps of VG while in Arles, France. He lived here and painted many of his famous masterpieces like the"Starry Night" and "Cafe Terrace." Didn't see any oil paintings. Only posters and landmarks. However while in Barcelona, Spain I saw 6 of his original oil painting at the Picasso Museum.On loan by the Amsterdam Museum. Very imprssive especially the "Japanese Woman" and his self portrait.
Ebb Tide
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