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Very different but very good.
ReplyDeleteI like drop by drop best.
Crow, who happened by this afternoon on his way from Heare to Theare, was surprised to see this image of his old Uncle Theosophis, a distant relation he hasn't met personally since 1652. Phisty was infamous among the larger Corvid paterfamilias as being an inveterate explorer of climes, latitudes, expanses, declinations, drafts, drops, and remote depths. His idiosyncratic inclinations led him to plunge into chasms of unfathomable proportions where he met obscure creatures unnamed and well nigh unknowable to his ancient avian alliance. Theosophis sounded the mysteries, charted the undiscovered, explored the obsolete, pursued the indefinable, quested after the obtuse, analyzed the oblique, examined the unfamiliar, scrutinized the strange, investigated the unexplained, and rummaged the vasty deep. In the fullness of time these penetrating pelagic surveys made him a consummate interpreter of dreams but an unintended consequence saw his wings atrophy and hands appear in their stead. His shame was such that he left the company of his Corvid kindred and moved to the South Pole where he mentors penquins in the madness of men.
ReplyDeleteThank you for bringing me these other ways of looking at life. Some amazing stuff here!
ReplyDeleteApologies for getting so caught up in Crow's reminiscing I completely missed telling you just what a nice collection you've chosen. The Klimnt is especially lovely.
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I saw you'd posted and wanted to say hello and now, with all these choice works to look over, well, it's too much for a short visit. what excellent finds I want to keep looking and looking. I just love that Liu Baojun. and the Klimt - those colors. I want that on my wall (yeah right Becky). That Freund is interesting. I love strolling through your personal museum Gina. always a delight. happy day to you.
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ReplyDeleteSandy and Becky - it's particularly nice to hear from you!
Stewart - nothing quite as weird as cellophane wrapped Barbie dolls here! ;-)
Susan - I knew I'd get an earful!
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Among my favorites is what I call a sort of Chinese Botero - the Beajun. And I love the busy and bizarre world of Henry Darger - there is a lot of analyze there!
fabluous collection as always, dont you just love those bottechellis
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