📷 David Soyer’s photo of “Motif provençal”, Alsatian textile from 1825
Profile pic:
Dean in Banff National Park, 1986
"And when you look along the way we've come, there are spirals of vultures wheeling."
- Bruce Chatwin
Morning in the Village after Snowstorm, 1912
Guggenheim Gallery
Ryan Murphy
New York City blizzard, February 23, 2026
The cast members are listed in the Alt Text
The cast members are listed in the Alt Text
Papagena for Opéra de Lille, 2005/6
Papagena for Opéra de Lille, 2005/6
My first spooky post for October: Happy #Halloween! 💀🎃🪦
My first spooky post for October: Happy #Halloween! 💀🎃🪦
Poster by Shauna Dew, 1980
Poster by Shauna Dew, 1980
I've always been squeamish around disembowelments, but my brother Marc is fearless!
I've always been squeamish around disembowelments, but my brother Marc is fearless!
Here are some of his shots from the set of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part III, beginning with the director and a bit of sand.
Here are some of his shots from the set of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part III, beginning with the director and a bit of sand.
© Pierre Boulat, 1965
© Pierre Boulat, 1965
The real chair is as painterly as the painted chairs.
I think it's hard to overstate how brilliant this photo is.
The real chair is as painterly as the painted chairs.
I think it's hard to overstate how brilliant this photo is.
My review of vol. 20 of Giovanni Antonini's Haydn 2032 series. Wonderful symphonies by Haydn & Johann Christian, "the London Bach". With a great selection of photographs by the late great Martin Parr.
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My review of vol. 20 of Giovanni Antonini's Haydn 2032 series. Wonderful symphonies by Haydn & Johann Christian, "the London Bach". With a great selection of photographs by the late great Martin Parr.
several-instruments.blogspot.com/2026/10/thin...
📷 Thomas Hoepker, 1982
📷 Thomas Hoepker, 1982
📷 Fred W. McDarrah, 1964
left to right: Tom Wesselman, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg
📷 Fred W. McDarrah, 1964
left to right: Tom Wesselman, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg
Brushstroke
1965
Museum of Modern Art
"He turned his refrigerating gaze upon a fundamental cynosure of meaning in art: the painter's brushstroke, which comprehends the world in a gesture."
- Peter Schjeldahl
Brushstroke
1965
Museum of Modern Art
"He turned his refrigerating gaze upon a fundamental cynosure of meaning in art: the painter's brushstroke, which comprehends the world in a gesture."
- Peter Schjeldahl
The cover features Lichtenstein's painting "Artist's Studio No. 1 (Look Mickey)", from 1973.
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The cover features Lichtenstein's painting "Artist's Studio No. 1 (Look Mickey)", from 1973.
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He said his art was "anti-contemplative, anti-nuance, anti-getting-away-from-the-tyranny-of-the-rectangle, anti-movement & anti-light, anti-mystery, anti-paint-quality, anti-Zen."
He said his art was "anti-contemplative, anti-nuance, anti-getting-away-from-the-tyranny-of-the-rectangle, anti-movement & anti-light, anti-mystery, anti-paint-quality, anti-Zen."
Cup of Coffee, 1972 ☕️
Need the caffeine!
Cup of Coffee, 1972 ☕️
Need the caffeine!
January 14, 1986
"Roy got the hand out of art, and put the brain in."
- Larry Rivers
January 14, 1986
"Roy got the hand out of art, and put the brain in."
- Larry Rivers
📷 Thomas Hoepker, New York, 1982
"It is an art of self-effacement. Ever bright as a button, his work scarcely touches on personal feeling, let alone real-world experience."
- Peter Schjeldahl
📷 Thomas Hoepker, New York, 1982
"It is an art of self-effacement. Ever bright as a button, his work scarcely touches on personal feeling, let alone real-world experience."
- Peter Schjeldahl
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAo5...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAo5...
- Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood
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- Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood
youtube.com/watch?v=OfR6...
"Thomas’s poetry is so narrow — just a straight conduit between birth & death, I suppose—with not much space for living along the way."
- Elizabeth Bishop
"Thomas’s poetry is so narrow — just a straight conduit between birth & death, I suppose—with not much space for living along the way."
- Elizabeth Bishop
- Dylan Thomas
📷 Francis Reiss, 1946
- Dylan Thomas
📷 Francis Reiss, 1946
📷 Epics, May 1979
📷 Epics, May 1979
Head of Dylan Thomas
1960
Tate Collection
Agar painted this small portrait of the poet Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) seven years after his death from a sketch she had made more than twenty years earlier.
Head of Dylan Thomas
1960
Tate Collection
Agar painted this small portrait of the poet Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) seven years after his death from a sketch she had made more than twenty years earlier.
📷 Erich Auerbach, 1945
"Music and truth, the qualities of all great writers, are what convinces us to read him, to believe him."
- Gillian Clarke
📷 Erich Auerbach, 1945
"Music and truth, the qualities of all great writers, are what convinces us to read him, to believe him."
- Gillian Clarke
Still Life
Museum of Modern Art
"Don’t think too much about optimism & pessimism; try & catch the color of life itself."
- Henry James
Still Life
Museum of Modern Art
"Don’t think too much about optimism & pessimism; try & catch the color of life itself."
- Henry James