Jeanne d'Arc à Orléans
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posted by /t. at 1:11 PM
11 Comments:
Hmmm.
as usual, LL,
your succinct commentary
demonstrates the ideal and perfect
balance of verbal enthusiasm & restraint (!) :)
YES, LL, YOU NAILED IT!
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/t.
Wow!! You didn't just trace her battles .. you traced each and everyone of her footsteps. Bravo!!
Love the jumble of crosses, btw ..
A very intricate and imaginative work dear /t., so many crosses. I would guess there are some stakes in there also and the red is either blood or the beginnings of flames.
xoxoxo ♡
foam,
aha haha ha ha
joan is a favorite
and bravo to you, too!
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dianne,
could indeed, dear -- just might be!
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html5 <canvas> can (among other things) present text as an outline, something i could not do with just html -- these Poem by Nari works explore creative potential of this capability -- enjoy!
/t.
Joan?
yes, LL,
joan of arc,
a favorite subject
virgin, martyr, saint... all good for a poet(!)
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/t.
But you named this: Jeanne d'Arc à Orléans. Not Joan d'Arc à Orléans
LL,
Jeanne d'Arc à Orléans
is
Joan of Arc at Orleans
you say potato...
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/t.
Maybe you need to provide the French lessons with the art works now, /t.
Love this one. I see the red dots as spattered blood, not really a representation of the flames but perhaps I'm misinterpreting what I'm seeing. It's conceptual art after all...
nathalie,
conceptual, yes,
&
interpretation is important
to be genuinely "creative", i believe that a work must be capable of multiple interpretations, all of which are "correct"
thank you for visiting!
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/t.
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