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The Power of Art: From the Abject to the Sublime commented on this post about 7 months agoThe Agony in the Garden, by Frans Schwartz 1898
The Gospel of Luke describes the Savior’s dark hours in Gethsemane: “And there appeared an angel unto him from heaven, strengthening him” (Luke 22:43). Here the angel stands above the kneeling Christ, enveloping Him in a warm embrace. With wings extended, the angel seems to banish the darkness, if only for a moment. Schwartz captures the tenderness of the scene with loose and painterly brushstrokes quite different from the academic style of Bloch and Hofmann.
Museum of art - Bingham Young University
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capture commented on this post about 7 months agoThis Aurora Borealis is called 'The Hem of His Garment.'
The Art of Nature
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I have read that this is not a real photo of a real Borealis. I wonder what the truth is as it is an amazing image?!
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The Aurora Borealis is a bright green color. We get them all the time up here in Ft. Mc Murray.
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rubyrayarts reacted to this post about 7 months ago
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A wonderful watercolour of a Grevillea flower grown in Australia.
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rubyrayarts commented on this post about 7 months ago
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I love this!
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The contrasting delicacy of those green tree leaves lift this from pretty to stunning!
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Restful
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I love stained glass in almost all of its expressions...
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rubyrayarts reacted to this post about 7 months agoThere are more things on heaven and earth Horatio. Dellscau painted the Trump Train over a hundred years ago...the number 45 also appears in lower right hand corner...!
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My jaw hit the floor!
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Mysteries abound MsPat.
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That is a huge wow!----Loni S. -
WHAT??? That is not only amazing but mysterious!
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Rakey reacted to this post about 7 months agohttps://www.gutenberg.org/files/219/219-h/219-h.htm
The novella written by Joseph Conrad, (Polish-British writer - 1857 - 1924) is 78 pages long. Conrad manages to evoke multiple themes in this densely packed novella. ''Joseph Conrad's most read novella Heart of Darkness has double meaning in its title. One dictionary meaning is that the title refers to the interior of the Africa called Congo. Another hidden meaning is, the title stands for the darkness or the primitiveness that every person possesses in his or her mind and heart.''
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Joseph Conrad's book Heart of Darkness is set in the 1890s at the height of European colonization of Africa.
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Rakey reacted to this post about 7 months ago
The Art of Fashion: Dolche & Gabbana.
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Wild Wellington https://steemit.com/art/@samuel-earp-art/painting-an-epic-seascape-part-1-creating-the-composition-and-blocking-in-the-painting
Wild Wellington Coast painting. Wellington is in New Zealand as is known for its whales and magnificent oceans.
the link above gives instructions on how to paint this beautiful scene in oil paint. More ...
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