Farewell to Anger – Leonid Afremov
And I Need Sunny Days – Daniel Danger
Fisherman at Sea – JMW Turner
I just wanted to share some of my favourite artworks with you. Do you have a favoruite? What would you have on your wall if you could?
Incredible Artwork: Three of a Kind
Alex Raphael 
I wouldn’t hesitate to put any of these in my home office. The colors on the top one absolutely pop! And I have a new favorite recently: “In a Roman Osteria”, by Danish artist Carl Bloch. I saw it a while back and immediately thought of a meme for it, but I still keep going back to view it again. The softness of that entire era’s art just appeals to me. And in this particular painting, the family’s individual expressions are like gold. So many stories could emerge from that single scene.
Yes, I had a look and it is a very sensitive painting. A lot going on within it. The top one bursts with colour. That’s why I had to put it top. I think you’d like his other work too.
Beautiful works. I mostly like to leave my personal print on the home walls and draw them myself. β€
That does not surprise me π
These are all so powerfully beautiful and moving! I canβt choose a favorite but if I have to…And I Need Sunny Days.π
I know. I so wish I had that on my wall. That’s how I see writing. Summoning a creative power from outside forces that unite to get that energy down into literary form.
That would be the perfect inspirational piece for your favorite space to write. Beautiful!
I’m partial to Farewell to Anger, sooo many beautiful textures and colors. I love landscapes, gardens, warm colors like green and brown, anything connected to nature. It’s so soothing to be surrounded by nature, but that’s my personal preference. Thanks for sharing these gorgeous works of art. π
Nature is incredible. Infinite beauty. Is that more photography or artwork you prefer?
Both, honestly. I appreciate well-done paintings, but I do love well-shot photography as well. I pretty much have a combination of both in my bedroom. Plus, I dabble in a bit in painting and taking myself. When you have a relative who is a fine artist, you get the art bug yourself. π
Sounds a real delight!
I do like a bit of Daniel Danger. How about Rachel Goodyear or Paul Hill?
Not so much for me, but you can see they have an original style and real talent. I’ve been lucky enough to see a lot of Turner’s work up close. Would love to do the same for Daniel Danger.
3 completely different paintings / painters! If I had to choose, I think I’d go for Afremov’ burst of color, however this might be unjust… π
Not at all. It just bursts with colour. You smile just looking at it.
Exactly! π
Not that it matters, but I’ve seen a knock-off of the Leonid Afremov piece in a gallery, and anyone could see it was a knock-off without knowing who the actual artist was. However, the piece is so beautiful, whether it be the genuine article or a fake.
I guess even if a piece is only 70% of the original it’s still going to be something up close. Is there any one painting you wished you owned?
I would love to own a Jackson Pollack, and a Monet. But, alas, my finances are another story…
You’d need a lot of Monet to get a Jackson Pollack π
Bahaha! You are so right.
Instant gratification. All are superb
Thank you. That’s great to hear.
These are all quite beautiful but the one I’d hang on my wall would definitely be “Farewell to anger”. I really love big, bright colors.
Thats his signature style. I think you’d like his other works too.
These are pretty stunning. Each has its own story to tell..
Indeed! That’s why I’ve always felt so draw to them. I hope you’re surrounded by creativity.
I always love splashes of colour so the top one is my favourite!
I think most agree with you. It does brighten your day.
Alex Colville’s Horse and Train.
I saw it years ago at an art showing in Vancouver. It hypnotized me, until the gallery closed.
I can imagine. That’s quite some horse.
The entire composition is haunting, hypnotic and harrying!
“The entire composiiton is haunting, hypnotic and harrying!” – Resa π
So very beautiful!
Thanks. So nice you liked them.