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Ranunculus - Warm Toned Black & White
- Photographer Jeff Stanford
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Detail from Three peaches on a stone ledge with a Painted Lady butterfly, Adriaen Coorte , 1693-1695
One eye sees, the other feels.
Paul Klee (via wordsnquotes)
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Sunrise Bleed #1
Belair x 6-12
Kodak Ektar 100
©2015 Andrew Hutchinson
Vision of Saint Jerome (detail), Parmigianino. Italian Mannerist Painter (1503 - 1540)
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Rembrandt - Two Women Teaching a Child to Walk. N.d., between 1635 and 1637
It is the same with me in any work—in the midst of it one thinks it well done, sometimes even very good. But as soon as a little time passes, you see how almost completely unsuitable it really is and how it would be better to change everything, although I really don’t know how to do it any differently.
Rachmaninoff letter of 6 July 1905 while scoring his opera Francesca da Rimini
(via leadingtone)
“‘We’re always hearing that classical music is closing itself off, audiences are declining, people are distracted, no one can relate. But that’s nonsense. Mozart toured Europe for years looking for work. It was difficult then, it’s difficult now. Beethoven was right, of course, music takes us to a higher world, but it is also a job.’ Richard hesitated. A look of bewilderment passed over his face and briefly he closed his eyes. ‘We need to support that—if we think it worthwhile. You are of course supporting it by being here tonight,’ he smiled, ‘but I don’t need to say how you might further support it. The envelopes are at the back of the hall!’
“A few claps arose from the audience. Vadim came forward at last. He nodded, rather than bowed, without quite looking at any of them. Then in a single movement, he turned, slotted himself behind the piano, and began.”
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