Normally I would not like Picasso's treatment of the nude female form, but these are so playful. The boat! And that third face looming over the horizon line, like a giant out to sea. I also particularly like the Kirchner and the Derain.
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I like all of these, but the Child Hassam ones are my faves.
ReplyDeleteHi, just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed reading your posts and how wonderful your pictures are - really breathtaking ! Thankyou for sharing
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic theme for a hot August
ReplyDeletewow, I love all of these for one reason or another and now I feel like going skinny dipping! It's a bit hot here in CA!
ReplyDeletehave loved your pics, btw...
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What a lovely huge set!
ReplyDeleteNormally I would not like Picasso's treatment of the nude female form, but these are so playful. The boat! And that third face looming over the horizon line, like a giant out to sea. I also particularly like the Kirchner and the Derain.