Sometimes the more abstract something is the more varied the interpretations are. That was the case with this month’s challenge painting by Picasso, Bowl of Fruit, Violin and Bottle. Come along and check out the beautiful works of art that we made inspired by this intriguing painting!
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I won’t lie to you….this was a hard challenge for me. I know that this painting is called Bowl of Fruit, Violin and Bottle, but I truly did not see that…
Bowl of Fruit, Violin and Bottle Pablo Picasso 1914 Oil On Canvas About the Art This painting is an example of the Cubist technique that was developed by Picasso and Braque…
The clean lines. The seemingly double-exposure images of the structures. The bright blue and white punctuated by the deep wine red. The shapes of the rectangle windows. All wonderful inspiration for…
“On a Shaker Theme”, 1956 by Charles Sheeler oil on canvas 23″ x 29 1/8″ (58.42 x 73.98 cm) About the Art Showing his deep respect for Shaker design, Sheeler wrote,…
It seems that this painting, while intriguing and certainly not lacking for color or details, was a bit overwhelming for people to grasp. I read comments on Facebook and in blogs…
How are you getting along with the challenge? I’ve heard a couple of people say that they feel slightly daunted by the challenge image this month. So, if you’re up for…
Untitled, 1926-1954 By Augustin Lesage Oil on Canvas About the Art Lesage’s patterns are unmistakable. After noting the symmetry of the first large canvas, he began organizing his compositions along a…
I have to apologize for the lack of a Perfect Pairings post on Wednesday. I have been having some technical difficulties this week accessing the Flickr pool. That and I was…
I absolutely love this month’s challenge painting, how about you? It’s so warm and inviting. The majority of the colors in Bernardo Bellatto’s Capriccio Padovano are shades of blue and orange, with…