@LeTour@TamauPogi Their legs of steel never cease to surprise me. I always look forward to Tour de France which is one of my best sport events and I'm sorry I can't watch it on regular TV anymore with the American (sorry) announcers . I've watching since LeMond won by 8 secs.
@culturaltutor Vermeers’ subtle and delicate filtering of light and uncomplicated setting of his paintings are indelible influences in my photography. “ How would Vermeer take this photo” is a constant question every shot I take.
@culturaltutor I never thought restoration is a form of destruction. But I think you have succeeded in the hidden dangers of cleaning art pieces, unwittingly it maybe. When I saw da Vince’s Last Supper, I thought the understated dull colors was because of age. It wasn’t. What a revelation.
@culturaltutor The best part of your postings is how you succinctly write and choose words to clearly articulate your message in an acutely limited space following the teachers in English composition.
@culturaltutor And we can also succinctly describe art as universal…nothing is wrong and everything is correct, anywhere, anytime by anybody. However, art is played by two symbiotic roles … the artist and the viewer, neither will survive without the other. Art is always satisfying.
@culturaltutor Might the artist only initiate the imagination of the viewer by not defining the art in its microscopic detail, but by roughly exhibiting what the artist want to express. Is this the reason why there are multiple interpretations of a piece of art, or what they see or not?
@culturaltutor Now I have a clearer understanding of the fantastical, wildly imaginative settings of Chirico and his cohorts.
You’ve spawned a slew of wannabes, which by itself there’s nothing wrong with, but the depth and breadth of your knowledge in art are just too deep to measure. Thanks.
@culturaltutor Is it surprising sports in the modern age is inextricably intertwined with money and more money. I wouldn’t be surprised if the unashamed pouring out of money to entertain contributed to the fall of Rome.
1 billion for playing soccer? Ridiculous!
@americamag Pope Francis is the pope for the ages, from the old to the young. His influence and teaching will grow with the young. The future of the Church is bright. Thanks God.