Menonday Art Vibe; Home Hangs Series
My interest and admiration for the ships of the world have never been hidden from you. It ought to be no surprise, then, to discover that among my collection is a piece of art depicting shipbuilding. At the 2015 open exhibition in Edinburgh, I came across the artist David Morris. His colour work was quite appealing, but this monochrome etching really caught my eye...
Right up my alley too.xxx
ReplyDeleteVery interesting overlaid with your hands and wallpaper.
ReplyDeleteI love ships too, in fact almost anything associated with rivers, lakes, and oceans. But I admire more your ability to find meaning and beauty in paintings like this one. :)
ReplyDeletewe love it... specially that you are in the photo too... that fits so great to your passion for ships...
ReplyDeleteEye-catching!
ReplyDeleteMost interesting!
ReplyDeleteIf you keep this up people will be wanting to purchase tickets to tour the gallery in The Hutch!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, it captured your reflection. Take care, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteI love it! his etching and your photo combined
ReplyDeleteHow cool! like others, I find your photo almost as appealing as Mr. Morris's etching!
ReplyDeleteAwww Monday YAM aunty...guess who adored your Saturday post....that we be me Queen of Red
ReplyDeleteHugs cecilia
That's a beautiful print.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome
ReplyDeleteI love scenes of fishing boats...have a painting in my living room...my father painted it fdrom a picture for m aunt, and I have it now. Hubby's ancestors in denmark were shipbuilders Rickmer Lines I believe.
ReplyDeleteThat picture had me peering closely, then I realized it was you, almost like a double exposure!
Love the etching and the reflections--your hand, the floral print. It's such a tactile composition--wood, wool, fabric, glass, metal. Nice.
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