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Elgarian

Quote from: Corey on September 18, 2010, 05:41:08 PM
Well hey, I like Brice Marden and Barnett Newman, so go figure.
Just to be clear: I wasn't knocking it. I was just having an impulsive silly moment.

The new erato

Flying the flag here in case you haven't noticed. As I don't see much fun in avatars, I'm not likely to change it (unless I move to Sweden!).

Philoctetes

Quote from: Corey on September 18, 2010, 09:39:29 PM
Don't think I've ever seen anything with him in it, but he is a looker indeed. :)

Oh? You really should.

I'd suggest Kinsey, Shattered Glass, or An Education to get you started. In that order, unless you're a bit of a prude, then scratch Kinsey off the list.  :-*

Lisz

This was my first avi on GMG -- the original forum in 2006.

If I recall correctly, we were all llamas when we first signed on.....not sure why? :)

Brian

Quote from: hildegard on September 19, 2010, 07:26:47 AM
This was my first avi on GMG -- the original forum in 2006.

If I recall correctly, we were all llamas when we first signed on.....not sure why? :)



Release las llamas!!!

Brahmsian

Quote from: Brian on September 20, 2010, 08:24:00 AM


Release las llamas!!!

This could be a variation on 'Rodent Avatar Fridays'!   ;D  Perhaps we should institute a 'Llama Lundi'?  8)


Lisz


CD

Gerhard Richter's Ice (1). I was recently able to see the permanent collection of Gerhard's work at the Museum of the Art Institute here in Chicago and they are just astounding to behold. He is probably my favorite painter still working today.




Mirror Image

My avatar is none other than the great Henri Dutilleux. Quite possibly my favorite French composer after Ravel and Debussy.

Brian

Quote from: Corey on September 25, 2010, 06:59:40 AM
Gerhard Richter's Ice (1). I was recently able to see the permanent collection of Gerhard's work at the Museum of the Art Institute here in Chicago and they are just astounding to behold. He is probably my favorite painter still working today.


That's an extraordinary painting. Thanks for introducing it to me.

George

Quote from: Brian on September 25, 2010, 08:12:46 AM
That's an extraordinary painting. Thanks for introducing it to me.

It makes me think of Birch Trees.

CD


DavidRoss

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CD


The new erato

Quote from: George on September 25, 2010, 09:09:54 AM
It makes me think of Birch Trees.
My reaction exactly and was going to post that when I saw your exchange. Yes; this is an example of misleading marketing.

MN Dave

I think this one is going to stick. At least for a while.

Philoctetes

Robert Bly, my favorite poet.

CD

I hadn't heard of him until you made that poem your signature. I like it.

My avatar is another Gerhard painting. I love how he moves from paintings like the photo-realist work, the abstract paintings and the post-painterly abstract works like this one.



Philoctetes

Quote from: Corey on October 04, 2010, 03:31:54 PM
I hadn't heard of him until you made that poem your signature. I like it.


Glad that you like it. I first came across Bly back in 1992 with my grandfather, through one of his men conferences (we had it on tape), being that it is cyber era, I updated it, and posted it on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/v/zeb8-KBq4b0