Saturday, August 26, 2006

Magazine

Mervyn Peake


Kandinsky's woodcuts


Auguste Rodin


Eric Ravilious


David Hockney's Palette

Reading the Royal Academy magazine I decided to scan the images I found most interesting...It's a pitty I had to leave behind the photos of beautiful Rodin's sculptures from his upcoming exhibition. Next time perhaps.

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10 comments:

  1. Elliot Cowan4:26 pm

    I like this name that sounds like an adjective "Ravilious".
    You know anything else about him?

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  2. Oscar Grillo5:11 pm

    http://www.ericravilious.co.uk/

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  3. A. Riabovitchev8:29 pm

    Interesting post and interesting combination of sach defferent artists!:O)

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  4. Anonymous1:10 am

    my top two here are, Peake, followed by Rodin.

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  5. Oscar Grillo1:14 am

    I really like the way Hockney organizes his palette...Cold and warm colours in different compartments

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  6. A. Riabovitchev6:46 am

    O yes,very interesting palette.On my view He is very accurate, probably he drew very long and thoroughly. :O)

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  7. limbolo1:18 am

    Make mine the Kandinsky.
    Is that what David Hockney is pain ting these days?

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  8. Jorge Noujaim2:02 am

    what a selection. Beautifull stuff.
    abracos,
    Jorge

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  9. M7:08 am

    What do you think of French comic artist Gotlib? http://www.marcelgotlib.com/

    He and Argentinian artist Quino were my favorite when I was a kid.

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  10. Oscar Grillo7:19 am

    I like Quino but I am not sure I like Gotlib.(Gottlieb!...I just realise that that must be his real name.."Dear God" in German...and he was a very anarchic and irreverent artist!)

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