(Thanks, Joe Schenkman)
Friday, July 18, 2014
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Painter Karl Hofer's "The Record Player" 1939
German expressionist painter Karl Hofer painted two versions of "The Record Player" in 1939 (shown above). He was labeled a degenerate artist by the Nazis, but regained recognition after the war as one of the greatest German painters.
I love this image and the idea of the record player having a double meaning.
The second one may actually have been painted two years later according to one source. Not sure. In any case, it was during the war and the sad, frozen faces seem to reflect that.
Wondering if Margaret Keane saw these and he influenced her.
The Art of Amy Crehore
I love this image and the idea of the record player having a double meaning.
The second one may actually have been painted two years later according to one source. Not sure. In any case, it was during the war and the sad, frozen faces seem to reflect that.
Wondering if Margaret Keane saw these and he influenced her.
The Art of Amy Crehore
Saturday, July 12, 2014
New Painting: Tomboy's Memory of Winter (by Amy Crehore)
12" x 14", oil on linen, 2014
Art of Amy Crehore
Here are some details:
Update: 7/20/14 This painting has been sold and is headed to NY
Here are some details:
Update: 7/20/14 This painting has been sold and is headed to NY
Monday, June 16, 2014
Violino Arpa, a most beautiful design
Violino Arpa / Amoeba Shaped Violin, collection of the Danish Music Museum, Copenhagen
New painting - work in progress (by Amy Crehore)
Here's a quick shot of my latest work in progress on my easel. Oil on linen.
It's a winter painting inspired by a snowy week last December.
I still have more work to do on it, but it is getting there.
Please visit my art website if interested in my work.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Recent Travels
Mount Hood photo taken from the airplane window yesterday.
I posted photos from my travels of the last couple of weeks on my instagram
You can follow me there.
Friday, April 25, 2014
Leo Fontan painted alluring legs in stockings
Beautiful stocking illustrations by Leo Fontan.
(Found via Richard Holley's facebook page. )
More images can be found on Thought Patterns along with a mini-biography
of the French artist.
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