#violin player

[bricktoygrapher]

The Best Audience in the World 🎻

This is the boy’s first concert in front of a live audience. And what an audience it is—don’t you think? 🐈 🐿️🐩

Yesterday, I used the Violin Kid’s headpiece for a meditating Lloyd, which gave me the idea to use this minifigure for another scene. I wanted to recreate one of my older photos where a kid plays the violin in front of animals, but this time, holding the violin by the neck instead of underneath.

Of course, this required shooting from the right angle—from above—to ensure the separated pieces weren’t visible. I think it turned out well. How do you like it? 🙂

Happy first day of Spring! 🌱

[ultimateravehub]

[s1lly-th1ng-x3]

gguys i have a violin recital today wish me luck

[bottegapowerpoint]

Harald Giersing (Danish, 1881 - 1927) Violinspiller

[lil-starae]

What do you like or can you play with your violin?

I can play a lot of songs on my violin, but rn I'm learning Vivaldi's autumn

I can also play many songs from hearing

[winter-rossie]

Leo: Playing an Old Violin. Piper: You Take Requests? Leo: 'Course I do Beauty Queen. Leo: What Do You Want? Piper: You to Shut Up.

[portrait-paintings]

Self-Portrait

Artist: Judith Leyster (Dutch, 1609-1660)

Date: ca. 1630

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States

Description

Judith Leyster’s Self-Portrait exudes self-confidence in her abilities, and it has become one of the National Gallery of Art’s most popular Dutch paintings. Leyster has depicted herself at her easel, briefly interrupting work on a painting of a violin player to interact with the viewer. The momentary quality of the portrait and the vigorous brushwork echo the work of Frans Hals (c. 1582/1583–1666), Haarlem’s most celebrated portrait painter and Leyster’s colleague. By juxtaposing her hand holding a brush with the hand and bow of the violin player, Leyster cleverly compares the art of creating ephemeral music with the art of creating timeless paintings. She holds the tools of her trade—a palette, a cloth, and no fewer than eighteen brushes. In reality she would not have worn the elegant dress and lace-trimmed collar while at work in her studio.

[thehyperfixationistlass]

My fingers are bleeding but at least it’s cute