I greatly enjoy the sensitivity Scottish painter Sir William Gillies(1898-1973) brought to his paintings. I don't have much to say about them, I just like looking.
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I am a painter born and living in Philadelphia. I started this page in 2010 as a way to organize and collect my own sources of inspiration, and reflect on my experiences looking at and making paintings. I felt like carving out this little space for a particular type of seeing and making, and drawing connections between them. In 2020 I decided to end the project but keep it here as an archive.
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3 comments:
I love the first one. It is way ahead of the others in some ways, don't you think? It reminds me of Elizabeth Blackadder's work , with her 'collections' of various objects collected in her travels. I have been thinking about how she must have been the first to tackle this 'collection' of things. A new sense of order in a flattened space. It's too bad she is known for her cats and flowers, her 'collections' are fascinating.
Thanks for sharing all these goodies;-)
I agree with you. The drawing is my favorite, but I do like a lot of his work. I like Elizabeth Blackadder too and can definitely see the connection.
I love all of these aubrey !! My Favorite is the roof top scene... *Cynthia
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