Forget everything else you’ve seen. This is the real deal. If I could have hotlinked to the original, I would have. So get thee to Lippmann’s portfolio, with haste. There are dozens of these beauties under Advertising: Still Life, Landcapes and People. See why Lippmann is the master (in the High Middle Ages sense of [...]
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Now, that’s HDR!
Posted in Bijoux, Objets trouvés Also tagged Assemblage, Christian Louboutin, desaturation, flora and fauna, HDR, La Mode, Man and Nature, Medieval style, Middle Ages, mise-en-scène, Other People's Photos, Peter Lippmann, photographers, photography, still lifes, today and tomorrow (blog) Leave a comment
Ahh, Elsita!
What a breath of fresh air you are on these torrid Gulf Coast days! You can relate, I’m sure, as your romantic, oft-sweltering, childhood in Cuba would attest. Nearly everyday this week was a sweaty, itchy crinoline dress day. Thank Goodness for silk and cotton! The sublime pleasure of mint tea and air conditioning!
I love [...]
Posted in Bijoux, Objets d'art, Odes to Joy, Paper Also tagged Cuba, DIY, dreams, Elsita, femininity, flora and fauna, Great Women, handcrafted, high heels, illustration, jewelry, La Mode, Ninainvorm, Other People's Photos, printmaking, Romantism, sartorialism, vintage style, wallpaper, whimsy, women artists Leave a comment
The Collages of John Ashbery
These were a welcome revelation to me – the collages of American poet John Ashbery – for their economy of images and the deftness of their poetics. So much of collage is grating, hard on the senses and purposely obfuscating – though it is frequently worth it, when it reaches something we can only know [...]
Posted in Collage, Objets d'art, Paper Also tagged "Shock of the New", "trash", 1970's New York, art criticism, beau gestes, brevity, civility, Collage, comic book art, composition, cultural criticism, haiku, jet clarity, John Ashbery, Modernism, play, poetry, poets, Post-Modernism, restraint, Robert Hughes, sentimentality, Tibor de Nagy, Victoriana, whimsy, William Shakespeare, wit Leave a comment


