That's great Britta, I enjoyed it. I have not seen it before. And I can thoroughly recommend studying a painting closely to pass the time. Thank you for sharing it and thanks to your friend too.
Thank you, Rachel! I do have an App (for free) which allows me to look each day at a painting, with a bit of text, and often very surprising subjects. In the Appstore give in "Daily Art" - there you will find it. Stunning!
Dear Emma, me neither. But the idea is great - and when our museums are open again, I want to go there and look if I can find paintings to special themes - just for fun.
Dear Joanne, I always regret that we cannot meet in person - I believe that we two would laugh a lot! I love your dry humour - and the change of perspective, to see Mona in quarantine : fabulous!
Dear Susan, I was so glad too when my friend Anne sent me that! "Productive" and "engaged" - that's it, and as I try to see also the good in a situation which I do not like, here I see that it makes me take time to find out which sort of productivity I prefer.
It's very clever and lovely. It came into my email box earlier this week & I feel terribly fashionable for being not the last to hear of something for a change!
That's great Britta, I enjoyed it. I have not seen it before. And I can thoroughly recommend studying a painting closely to pass the time. Thank you for sharing it and thanks to your friend too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rachel! I do have an App (for free) which allows me to look each day at a painting, with a bit of text, and often very surprising subjects.
DeleteIn the Appstore give in "Daily Art" - there you will find it. Stunning!
Thank you so much - this really cheered me up today!
ReplyDeleteDear Angela, I'm glad that you had a look at it! Especially in these days we need something to cheer us up!
DeletePeople are so clever. I would not have thought to find relevant art to make the video.
ReplyDeleteDear Emma, me neither. But the idea is great - and when our museums are open again, I want to go there and look if I can find paintings to special themes - just for fun.
DeleteExcellent. And who knew those great subjects were in quarantine. Poor Mona Lisa.
ReplyDeleteDear Joanne, I always regret that we cannot meet in person - I believe that we two would laugh a lot! I love your dry humour - and the change of perspective, to see Mona in quarantine : fabulous!
DeleteThis is ingenious. We all need a way to pass the time and feel productive and engaged. Thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteDear Susan, I was so glad too when my friend Anne sent me that! "Productive" and "engaged" - that's it, and as I try to see also the good in a situation which I do not like, here I see that it makes me take time to find out which sort of productivity I prefer.
DeleteIt's very clever and lovely. It came into my email box earlier this week & I feel terribly fashionable for being not the last to hear of something for a change!
ReplyDeleteWow, Pipistrello - ain't it good to feel that way?
DeleteBeing on the qui vive is very invigorating! Au reservoir!
Ha! Au reservoir, to you, too!
DeleteThat was funny.
ReplyDeleteI think that everything that makes our heart cheerful and our mind work is good - and art always has done that.
DeleteBeautiful Britta, BRAVA!
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Geo.! I am so glad that you encourage me on my poem blog too!
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