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01 May 2016

Sur les ailes d’un moulin

Ça a commencé ici: j’aime tout sur cette page.
De là, j’ai trouvé Zarou, artiste français né en 1930 à Gassin.

La Camargue

Le vieil olivier

Taureaux en Camargue

La Camargue abrite un patrimoine vivant exceptionnel.

20 April 2016

« In space, nobody can hear you scream. Nor can they give you a light if you need one, so Russian cosmonauts always had their matches with them, just in case they met a papierosy-puffing alien.»
– Nick Sweeney

2 January 1959: USSR launches Mechta (Luna 1) for 1st lunar fly-by, 1st solar orbit


3 November 1957: USSR launch Laika the dog into space aboard Sputnik II

4 October 1957: launch of Sputnik 1

Source: Jane McDevitt’s search (flickr)

Jane McDevitt’s albums (flickr)

Matchbox vintage Google images

20 March 2015

In-tal-ee-oh

To create her multi-plate intaglio prints, Nancy Previs uses techniques including solarplate etching and drypoint.

She re-works her own unretouched photographic images into traditional handmade multi-plate prints.

Nancy Previs' images capture the nature's beauty, especially the one found in open spaces, such parks and fields, near water or high in the hills.

Famous intaglio artists.

The intaglio art piece Butterfly was created by Ambera Wellmann.

Happy spring equinox!

10 January 2015

Young Arctic owl, Nunavut, Canada

Caribou (1977)

Kananginak Pootoogook (1935–2010) was an Inuit artist from Cape Dorset, Nunavut, Canada. He was involved with drawing and printmaking since the late 1950s. From the beginning he represented Arctic wildlife, often monumental in scale.

Kananginak Pootoogook is especially capable at drawing the many species of birds that frequent the Arctic.

Evening Shadow

Kupanuaq (1975)

Last Caribou

Loon Diving (1995)

Loon in Flight (2008)

Night Call (2005)

Noakaliq (1982)

Resting Caribou

Sign of Summer

Sitjariak (1975)

Sitjariak (1977)

Solitary Bear

Wise Guys

Young Arctic Owl (1976)

06 July 2014

Seven notable views

Jon McNaught is a comic book artist. He passed his childhood in the Falkland Islands and lives in Bristol, UK.

Pebble Island Landmarks – Seven Notable Views