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  • Art Exhibition,  Français

    Impressionnistes paparazzis

    December 5, 2012 / 0 Comments

    Les peintres impressionnistes étaient les photographes de leur temps. Intéressés bien sûr par les paysages, mais aussi par les femmes, les intérieurs intimes et les loisirs alors en vogue. Les cocottes parisiennes, vivant à Montmartre ou Montparnasse ne sont rien de moins que les Paris Hilton et Kim Kardashian du xixe siècle. Elles dictaient la mode qui était copiée par toutes les femmes quelle que soient leurs classes sociales. Les peintres voulaient capter l’air du temps et rendre compte du goût par la même occasion. Renoir ou Monet  pénètrent dans la vie intime, accordent beaucoup d’attention au corps féminin qu’ils tracent précisément sous des tissus délicats ou qu’ils montrent nus.…

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    Paint the Sky with Van Gogh

    September 4, 2012 / 1 Comment

    On the over-arching subject of Symbolism, I’d have to say I am a fan. Beautiful colours and images which ultimately stand for something much deeper and more heartfelt than what is in front of you; colours and symbols which are meant to touch people around the world and bring them together using one piece of art. When it happens successfully, it’s truly amazing. Take Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night (below), a piece recognised across time and place that enlists a quieting of the mind and moment of inner peace, which ultimately stirs in some of us a recognition of the fact that there may be more than just this life.…

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