Artist and author Sandra Magsamen has a link to a YouTube video of women in art on her blog. Beautifully done, it's a stream of female portraits from various artists. Each face blends into the next. As I watched it, I realized that I was so grateful for a number of things:
- My Art 101 Class
- Visits to the Louvre
- Museums in general
- You Tube
- Cable Internet access
- My Toshiba laptop
- Classical Music
- Women
- Mongoose (!)
- Technology
- Leonardo DaVinci
- The Cello
- People, like Sandra Magsamen, who share
- The Renaissance
- The days when I used to paint with Kerry Browning (where is she today?)
The list could go on, as a stream of consciousness exercise. I'm getting better at focusing on what I like, as opposed to what I don't like. It's just a matter of developing the habit.
Watch the Video: Women in Art
Portrait of Gineva deBendi by Leonardo DaVinci (1474).
Artist and author Sandra Magsamen has a link to a YouTube video of women in art on her blog. Beautifully done, it's a stream of female portraits from various artists. Each face blends into the next. As I watched it, I realized that I was so grateful for a number of things:
The list could go on, as a stream of consciousness exercise. I'm getting better at focusing on what I like, as opposed to what I don't like. It's just a matter of developing the habit.
Watch the Video: Women in Art
Portrait of Gineva deBendi by Leonardo DaVinci (1474).