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Nikolai Blokhin (Николай Блохин) was born in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1968. His education in art began very early at the Art School for Gifted Children in 1980, and continued through his postgraduate work and professorship at the prestigious St. Petesburg Academy of Art.
Dame Laura Knight (1877-1970) was one of the most popular and pioneering British artists of the twentieth century. Her artistic career took her from Cornwall to Baltimore, and from the circus to the N
La historia está llena de aventuras, situaciones y personajes que trascienden las épocas. Desde la invención de la fotografía, se nos ha concedido la
Woman in a Yellow Dress and Dog Pierre Bonnard - 1908
Here is an idea that will either improve your prayer life, or get you locked up. Maybe both. It comes from Henri Nouwen. The other day he sent his daily email (apparently they have computers in heaven) and said: Our minds are always active. We analyze, reflect, daydream, or dream. There is not a moment during the day or night when we are not thinking. You might say our thinking is "unceasing." Sometimes we wish that we could stop thinking for a while; that would save us from many worries, guilt feelings, and fears. Our ability to think is our greatest gift, but it is also the source of our greatest pain. Do we have to become victims of our unceasing thoughts? No, we can convert our unceasing thinking into unceasing prayer by making our inner monologue into a continuing dialogue with our God, who is the source of all love. I am one who has taken the practice of 'unceasing thoughts' to Olympic levels. I am the Michael Phelps of unceasing thoughts. I am also one who could benefit from more prayer. Could I actually convert my over thinking into prayer? I decided to try it out the next time I got myself in that unceasing thought spiral. I was at the YMCA, exercising over the lunch hour. This is an intentional mini-sabbath practice, designed to step away from work for a rest. But pretty quickly I was back into my ponderings about the financial stress that nonprofits like Lumunos are under*. I went with the Nouwen idea--converting my unceasing thought into prayer. It was a subtle difference, in some ways just talking to God about it rather than myself. I spoke to God about my fears, my hopes, my anxiety. Somehow it helped. People who talk to God too much can be seen as a bit loopy. I'm not sure I want to be one of those people who walk down the street, speaking to someone or something unseen. Or do I? *If you would like me to focus on the exercise machine and not the Lumunos budget, click here to contribute.
Studying a painting is the exact opposite of the better part of our life spent glued on our smartphone. Isn’t it weird then that sharing this blog through social media brings me so many perso…
Emil Nolde (1867-1956) Ice Skater (Schlittschuhläufer), 1938 -1945. Watercolour on grey drawing paper Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
A mere theme, or an obsession? During his later career, Degas’ pastels of nude women getting out of the bath and drying dominated his art. Why?
I have culled together 30 art pieces that depict The Evolution Of The Kiss In Art. Beginning with fine art from 1859 through 2016.
Quelle est l’histoire de ce tableau ? Comment ce peintre est-il devenu célèbre ? Décod’art t’aide à d&eacu...
Javier Arizabalo is passionate about hyperrealism works that carries out different techniques, where he finds the most expressiveness in oil.
Pierre Bonnard, Work Table, 1926 - 1937, via A Long Time Alone The Art Story Pierre Bonnard via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard, The Garden via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard, The White Cat, 1894 Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard, Bord de Mer aux toits Rouges, c. 1933 Pierre Bonnard, Carnations, c. 1921 via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard, Child with Cat, 1906 Pierre Bonnard, In the Bathroom, c. 1940 Pierre Bonnard, Les Pivoines, c. 1930 Pierre Bonnard, Montmarte in the Rain Pierre Bonnard, Nude in Yellow, c. 1938 - 49 Pierre Bonnard, Pink Palm in Canet, 1924 via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard, Summer, 1917 via A Long Time Alone Pierre Bonnard, Terasse a Vernon, 1923 Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard Pierre Bonnard, Breakfast Pierre Bonnard, La Table Pierre Bonnard 1921 Works by Post-Impressionist Les Nabis painter and printmaker, Pierre Bonnard, (1867 - 1847)
