Aqua: Portrait of Amalie Zuckerkandl (unfinished) 1917; Swell by Antoine Rose; artwork by John Hoyland; floral headband by whichgoose on etsy
Orange: Portrait of Fritza Riedler 1906; Mirasol Sami yarn in Canyon; clothing by Samuji; knit hat by Muita Ihania
Grey: Portrait of Hermine Gallia 1903; Interior by Ellinor Störby | photo by Magnus Carlsson; flowers by Lourdes Sanchez; Dina shoes in Shark by Dieppa Restrepo
Hours could be spend collecting images and scrolling the long lengths of the Pinterest boards. Sometimes I seem, inadvertently, to collect images one after the other from different sources with such similar colourings, or I used it to find precedents for projects at work and at home. So I'm starting a series on this here blog called Peek at Pinterest to look back on the pictures I've collected.
Hours could be spend collecting images and scrolling the long lengths of the Pinterest boards. Sometimes I seem, inadvertently, to collect images one after the other from different sources with such similar colourings, or I used it to find precedents for projects at work and at home. So I'm starting a series on this here blog called Peek at Pinterest to look back on the pictures I've collected.
The Sunday before last I went with Ben and Rehan to the National Gallery's Facing the Modern: Portrait of Vienna 1900 exhibition. Ever since I went to Vienna a couple of years back and saw some original works of Klimt I have been a massive fan. My particular favourites are Portrait of Fritza Riedler (above middle) and the Water Serpents I. The aspect of this works I love are the delicate feminine portraits teamed with abstract and geometric backdrops sometimes flecked with gold - such a contrast!
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