Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ
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Born in Stockholm, into a family who valued education, he was struck down at 14y with Scarlet Fever which damaged his health for life. He studied art before going to the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts in 1881. Boys on the Beach (1884) Portraits (1880) & Sunny Day (1880)
This drawing is about the curiosity & joy of small children. This is my youngest & most outspoken niece! She’s not happy with my fashion choices!
Come Away O Human Child (2023) Ink on paper drawing
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This drawing is about the curiosity & joy of small children. This is my youngest & most outspoken niece! She’s not happy with my fashion choices!
Come Away O Human Child (2023) Ink on paper drawing
Buy here: https://t.co/szZihwO7bH
This drawing is about the curiosity & joy of small children.
Come Away O Human Child (2023) Ink on paper drawing
Buy here: https://t.co/szZihx5I3f
This drawing is about the curiosity & joy of small children.
Come Away O Human Child (2023) Ink on paper drawing
Buy here: https://t.co/szZihwOF1f
This drawing is about the curiosity & joy of small children.
Come Away O Human Child (2023) Ink on paper drawing
Buy here: https://t.co/szZihwOF1f
Demuth’s botanical watercolours are some of the finest of the twentieth century. Red Poppies (1929), Pears (1929), Distinguished Air (1930) & Chimney & Water Tower (1931). The sailors are looking at a sculpture of Princess X by Brâncusi
He instituted a new idea in creating shapes & forms to paint unusual portraits of his friends - including his masterpiece- Figure 5. Roses (1926), Calla Lilies (1926), My Egypt (1927), I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold (1928)
Demuth integrated the styles he had experienced in France with American realism to create unique & characteristic images of Pennsylvania. Sailboats (1919), Stairs (1920), Lancaster (1920) & the Tower (1920)
On his return from Paris he began a series of watercolours that are highly respected for their beauty. Bicycle Acrobats (1917), Sail: In Two Movements (1919), Dancing Sailors (1918) & Two Tumblers (1917)