2009-09-27
2009-09-24
2009-09-18
2009-09-17
Finished 17th September 2009
Nôtre-Dame, Paris
phosphorescent NEON-Line (glows in the dark)
An Educa jigsaw puzzle
2009-09-14
Finished 14th september 2009
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Miracolous Spring (Nave, Nave Moe)
Paul Gauguin
The worldfamous post-impressionist artist was born in Paris 1848 and died 1903 on the island Hiva Oa, Marquesas (Polynesia). 1891-1893 he lived in Tahiti. He had so many dreams about this paradise but the very day he arrived, he had to deal with reality: colonialism and christianism had their influence on people, culture and society. His paintings are documents.
After his return to France he had to deal with some bad things and so he decided to travel back to Tahiti just one year later. Due to severe financal problems and a bad health his situation became more worse. 1897 he tried to commit suicide with arsene but failed.
Finally in 1900 he had luck: a galerist in Paris offered him a kind of small salary and for the first time in his life Paul Gauguin was able to life from his art.
2009-09-13
2009-09-09
Finished 9th September 2009
"Vase with twelve Sunflowers", Van Gogh
The worldfamous painter Vincent Willem Van Gogh (1853-1890) was a post-impressionist and is assumed to be predecessor of expressionism. "Vase with twelve sunflowers" was painted during his time in Arles (2/1888-5/1889) as a part of the decoration for the "Yellow house".
One year later Vincent committed suicide by a shot in his chest. He died 2 days later. His final words were "La tristesse durera toujours".
2009-09-07
2009-09-06
2009-09-04
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