All the 'still life' backgrounds are from a particularly rich period in painting; delicious. The final picture of Sophie makes a tantalising image, but I can't see myself accompanying her. Unless, of course, I didn't mind being surrounded by serious crowds.
Difficult to say, Maiden, without seeing the complete pictures. The opulence is very Florentine. I would guess Caravaggio, Campi, or even Berentz. In any case, I'd be happy to have them hanging back at Chez Magnon. Cro.
I love the fusion of still life and real life in these images of Sophie Vlaming for Dossier magazine.
All the 'still life' backgrounds are from a particularly rich period in painting; delicious. The final picture of Sophie makes a tantalising image, but I can't see myself accompanying her. Unless, of course, I didn't mind being surrounded by serious crowds.
ReplyDeletedo you know what the art work is in these images? particularly image 4- those flowers are magnificent
ReplyDeleteWas it Millet that had the red-haired girl floating face-up in a flower-filled stream? Someone made a photographic image of that once, too.
ReplyDeleteDifficult to say, Maiden, without seeing the complete pictures. The opulence is very Florentine. I would guess Caravaggio, Campi, or even Berentz. In any case, I'd be happy to have them hanging back at Chez Magnon. Cro.
ReplyDeletethis is so inspiring!!
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