It's a Saturday night in the city. Now imagine present day Union Square spectators watching San Francisco buskers, not as fun of an image the below, aye?
Pieter Quast, Comedians Dancing, 1630
I found a deconstructed Mondrian on Pine Street
Piet Mondrian, Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow, 1930
Haven't we all tried to copy Reclining Nude at some point in our lives?
And it's not naked, it's nude. Naked is an ugly word.
Rembrandt, Reclining Nude, 1658
Me, Anonymous Nude, 2009
Nederlandse liefde
Ladies,
René Magritte, Le Viol, 1934
Kunisada or Toyokumi, The Hell of Great Heat, print, 1785. Or, a bunch of vaginas tearing their victim apart.
They carried her off!
The woman who cannot take care of herself belongs to the first who seizes her, and when the mischief is done, people are surprised that she has been carried off.
Francisco Goya, ¡Que se la llevaron!, 1799
Me-oww
Gorgeous cinemagraphs & great photos. I love her point of view and the details she chooses to animate.
Cat & Mouse by Jamie Beck
Source: http://annstreetstudio.com/
Mini Arctic Fox
Diane
Jenny With A Pearl Earring
This day in art history
But let me remind you that I'm in San Francisco. So replace the posh black umbrellas with rainbows or some kind of fabulous fluro colored headgear.
Caillebotte, Jour de pluie à Paris (Paris Street; Rainy Day), 1877
Degas Dancer Pose
at the Palace of Fine Arts, SF
Edgar Degas, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC
Peacock tail
A rainy Saturday in black and white
MIssion's Clarion Alley Mural Project
Guernica-esque!
Mixed media holiday wrapping
Scrap paper, scrap string, and a gift for mother:
American Gothic (Hipster)
Thanks to Kim and Drew for being good sporks.
Sick day
Whelp, at least i have a toy box to play with.
Baroque
I shall call it Pronk, or Still Life in a Fancy Kitchen.
Roy Lichtenstein (IRL
crack pow whaam_pop art.
I won halloween.
