Pictures I like

[Opus106]

Meet Rachmaninoff. Location: Mercury.

[The new erato]

In terms of art, 19th Century painters have always been an interest:

Claude Monet

I do agree! I visited Monets garden this summer in full flower and saw some of the real objects (Rouen cathedral, too) of his paintings. Totally wonderful. How nice to see some real art inbetween lots of, frankly, crass and crappy stuff. Though Saras picture was fun!

[Lethevich]

I can't see why that Japanese stuff caught on.

[CD]

THAT GUY IS MY NEW HERO!

[Dana]

I sense something. A presence I've not felt since...

[CD]

[The Six]

[The Six]

[CD]

Haha, are these scare-tactic xtian "sex is bad" PSAs from 1998?

[pjme]

"Le Sphinx Mystérieux" (1897); ivoire, bronze. 56 x 46 x 31 cm.
Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire, Bruxelles.



Now an exhibition in Brussels : Charles Van der Stappen.
He not only designed lampposts (!)... but also created some of the most exquisite Art Nouveau sculptures in Europe.

[bwv 1080]

[pjme]

The Semana Santa in Seville.

[The Six]

Haha, are these scare-tactic xtian "sex is bad" PSAs from 1998?

Probably parodies of some teen health website.




She's got a point.

[Florestan]

She's got a point.

A strong one! 

[Coopmv]

Some of my audio gears ...

[Coopmv]

Mountain, lake and snow ...

[Coopmv]

From the old world ...

[SonicMan46]

Susan & I just returned from our 6-day Maine vacation - an experience for those who may be traveling to this coastal Atlantic state is a visit to the Portland Light, which goes by various names but basically a lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth - the sea looks calm in the photo below but splashing waves against the rocky shoreline is quite dramatic (as is much of the coast of Maine) - 

[The Six]

Well this is taking a darker turn.

[Lethevich]

Why didn't I see it until now - this is what is behind Obama's mask.