Musings on Art

(via Habitually Chic® » Blue Monday: 18 January 2021)

Jean Arp, Constellation with Five White Forms and Two Black, Variation III, 1932, oil on wood Guggenheim

Sigrid Hjertén (Swedish, 1885 - 1948): On the beach (1934) (via Bukowskis)

Aristotle (via goodreadss)

Petrus Christus, A Goldsmith in his shop, 1449

Paul Klee - Sicilian Landscape, 1924 at Barnes Foundation Philadelphia PA

Claude Monet

Bonnard used as his model Misia Godebska Natanson Sert. La Revue blanche was a Parisian periodical that published work by avant-garde writers and included prints by contemporary artists. This and Bonnard’s other posters bear many of the same design hallmarks: unmodulated color, a playful depiction of flattened space, and a decorative handling of silhouettes and textures.

via lilithsplace

“The sacred nothingness from which we all came is not oblivion or an empty vacuum of space; this fundamental emptiness can be said to be the zero-point field of unmanifested, Pure Potentiality (Source Awareness).”   ~Anon I mus

J. W. Tristram | Trees by Moonlight | 1930 | Watercolour | 10 x 14"

Claude Monet

Psych2go features various psychological findings and myths. In the future, psych2go attempts to include sources to posts for the for the purpose of generating discussions and commentaries. This will give readers a chance to critically examine psychology. 

Susan Sontag, from a diary entry featured in As Consciousness Is Harnessed To Flesh: Journals & Notebooks, 1964 - 1980 (via violentwavesofemotion)

Susan Sontag, from a diary entry featured in As Consciousness Is Harnessed To Flesh: Journals & Notebooks, 1964 - 1980 (via violentwavesofemotion)