Formula for Spring
Formula for Spring, Pavel Filonov
collecting colours over a cup of coffee...
If you are a lover of printed words, you would know how much of your time is taken by books alone. Then one day, sooner or later, you discover a huge vacuum within that you know next to nothing about other art forms. This blog is an attempt to fulfil one such lacunae in the art of painting. We intend to look up a random painting and upload it with a link here every day whilst having our daily cuppa coffee. In this way at least we hope to be better acquainted with colours, colourers and the schools than what we are now.If you wish to be a part, you know where to shout.
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- Break....
- La Cafetiere
- The Blind Muse
- Composition
- The Lake
- Sweet Bowl
- LSD
- ...and a cello,
- Romeo O Romeo, Wherefore art thou?
- King Lear and the Fool in the Storm
- Desdemona
- Ophelia
- Jessica
- The Ides of March
- Rosalind
- Male Nude
- St George slaying the Dragon
- Morning Glories
- View of the Tigris
- High Tea for Memsahib...
- Early Sunday Morning
- Formula for Spring
- Chrysanthemums
- Venus Verticordia
- Sunflowers
- Roses Larkspur
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2 comments:
must mention, the first time I saw this I thought, must have been ridiculously difficult to paint.
I find similarities in the way he has painted the following:
1.Formula of Spring
2.Flowers of the Universal Flowering
3.Magi (Wise Men). Not sure if you are able to. May be the technique adopted is the same or may the the composition of colors is more or less the same.
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