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I collect art (more than a hobby)and read poetry(hobby)
Canadian artist
Jean-Sébastien Denis
Seeing a body of work does amplify the artist's vision but out of curiosity which canvas reaches out to you? Is one speaking volumes above the rest? These are things I reflect on. Does one need the other?
I am captivated by the second canvas.
Jean-Sébastien Denis
Seeing a body of work does amplify the artist's vision but out of curiosity which canvas reaches out to you? Is one speaking volumes above the rest? These are things I reflect on. Does one need the other?
I am captivated by the second canvas.
November 22, 2024 at 7:15 PM
Canadian artist
Jean-Sébastien Denis
Seeing a body of work does amplify the artist's vision but out of curiosity which canvas reaches out to you? Is one speaking volumes above the rest? These are things I reflect on. Does one need the other?
I am captivated by the second canvas.
Jean-Sébastien Denis
Seeing a body of work does amplify the artist's vision but out of curiosity which canvas reaches out to you? Is one speaking volumes above the rest? These are things I reflect on. Does one need the other?
I am captivated by the second canvas.
What makes it great?
Untitled 1996 by Ilse d'Hollander
It isn't a Landscape Painting it alludes to being a Landscape Painting. Yet I am drawn in by its ambiguities. I believe d'Hollander has painted a beyond the ordinary nature of temperature and light.
Untitled 1996 by Ilse d'Hollander
It isn't a Landscape Painting it alludes to being a Landscape Painting. Yet I am drawn in by its ambiguities. I believe d'Hollander has painted a beyond the ordinary nature of temperature and light.
November 20, 2024 at 3:22 PM
What makes it great?
Untitled 1996 by Ilse d'Hollander
It isn't a Landscape Painting it alludes to being a Landscape Painting. Yet I am drawn in by its ambiguities. I believe d'Hollander has painted a beyond the ordinary nature of temperature and light.
Untitled 1996 by Ilse d'Hollander
It isn't a Landscape Painting it alludes to being a Landscape Painting. Yet I am drawn in by its ambiguities. I believe d'Hollander has painted a beyond the ordinary nature of temperature and light.