El gusto es un poco dudoso pero la gente compro millones de copias de la pintura de la mujer verde. El donó sus trabajos al Museo de Arte de Sudafrica (Donde vivia) y se los rechazaron.
God Bless Him> Ed Benedict died today -bummer. That man will be greeted in heaven by 50 virgins. On a similar theme Oscar, are you a Wilma or Betty man?
The Green Lady is forever in the mind of the British through a peproduction appearing many times over in TV shows in particular 'Only Fools and Horses'.
I think one Prop House has several copies as well as other pieces but it is 'The Green Lady' that I've seen the most.
Wonderful story, Jimmy. A similar episode happens in a great TV play with John Hurt,"Journey to Knock (1991)Were a character who goes to Ireland as a pilgrim stops believing in God after an event of that kind.
Vladimir Tretchikoff, born December 13 1913, died August 26 2006. The most popular artist in the world.
Estas obras son fantasticas .Que pena ,acabo de conocer a este maravilloso artista,por esta nota sobre su muerte .
ReplyDeleteEl gusto es un poco dudoso pero la gente compro millones de copias de la pintura de la mujer verde. El donó sus trabajos al Museo de Arte de Sudafrica (Donde vivia) y se los rechazaron.
ReplyDeleteIncreible,lo de la mujer verde y lo del museo tambien,(una enciclopedia don Grillo,gracias).
ReplyDeleteWhen I view these pieces I see the time and quality involved , it's such a reality check in so many ways.
ReplyDeleteOur friend Andrei carries the torch onwards...
ReplyDeleteExactly my thought.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artwork!:O)But I really dont know him,please dont kill me!:Oo Dear Oscar ,thanks for share!:O)
ReplyDeleteHe was the Riabovitchev of furniture stores!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless Him> Ed Benedict died today -bummer. That man will be greeted in heaven by 50 virgins. On a similar theme Oscar, are you a Wilma or Betty man?
ReplyDeleteMay God rest his restless soul!...I am a Mrs Jetson kind of person.
ReplyDeleteAnd he never did get round to finishing off that green lady...
ReplyDeleteeven so, the green lady looks finshed to me
ReplyDeleteThe Green Lady is forever in the mind of the British through a peproduction appearing many times over in TV shows in particular 'Only Fools and Horses'.
ReplyDeleteI think one Prop House has several copies as well as other pieces but it is 'The Green Lady' that I've seen the most.
You are very right, FB!
ReplyDeleteI don't know....more blue really.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the display of your computer screen, Ano.
ReplyDeleteWonderful story, Jimmy. A similar episode happens in a great TV play with John Hurt,"Journey to Knock (1991)Were a character who goes to Ireland as a pilgrim stops believing in God after an event of that kind.
ReplyDeleteThree friends in wheelchairs. A road movie.
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