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I can still hear your awkward laugh

I don't mean to say it sounded awkward

But more that I could hear your discomfort with social nature in your laugh

I can still see your fractured artwork in my head

I don't mean to say it looks disjointed or broken

I mean to say that I can feel your shattered ego when I see each individual stroke

I am still so devastated when I think of what you've done

I don't mean to sound so angry

It's just that I miss you so much now that you've made such a permanent choice

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I always get so fucking mad when I remember that it’s actually a 16-year-old Algerian girl who influenced BOTH Picasso and Matisse. and. No one gives a rat’s ass about her work which was very focused on women and nature. History -or people dare I say- didn’t bother to remember her name because she was a young Algerian woman and no one cares about Maghrebi/Arab women. unlike P*casso & M*tisse who both became legends, almost gods both during their lives and after their deaths, no one knows her.

Her name was Baya Mahieddine.

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This Artist Reimagines Classic Paintings With God As A Black Woman And They’re Beautiful

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My two most beautiful masterpieces

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I'm about to start working on my next masterpiece

All I'm doin right now is starin at this plan that God laid before me

It's seems almost....

Insurmountable

Is that the word?

Maybe, doubt it though

I've been dreamin day and night about this

I eat, think, and sleep this

I been picturing the whole thing, splayed out in front of me

Not knowing.....

How to get the ball rolling...

Finally it gets to much, I just gotta start moving

Don't just put it off and put on a movie

Step one

Set the tone;

This is very important

Gotta get the pretense vibe just right

Sit down and clear my mind

Just like when I write

So I put on some music, start feeling it out

Get ready to sit down and get my groove right

Step two, this is also very crutial

I gotta get in the correct head space

So smoke you a smoke

Take you a toke

Just pour a couple shot and take off your coat,

Clear your throat

This a very important step, don't forget it

But the next step is impressive

If you just press in

Step three, pay all your attention

Ask God to guide you, guide your hand, lay out the plan

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*I just threw this together, just to set the tone for my next art piece I've started*

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He is a willow

Strong and flexible

Forever bending, but not breaking

Wind sweeps the sweet smell of blossoms

He is sturdy

Yet delicate

Like it's root systems

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Cafe-Concert Singer, 1878, Edgar Degas

Size: 16.8x15.9 cm Medium: pastel on paper

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Nude in the Bathtub, 1935, Pierre Bonnard

Medium: oil on canvas

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Fair Request

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Shadows Of Grey, Louis Welden Hawkins

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“Rites of Spring” by Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 19th Century

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Flowers and fairies, by Mabel Alvarez, 1920s.

American (Californian) painter of Spanish origins, born in Hawaii, 1891-1985.

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Spring Scattering Stars, Edwin Howland Blashfield

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Her Path to Divinity – Bryan Kent Ward

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Christian Dior | “May” | c. 1953 • • • Dior reveled in the paradox of the natural and the sophisticated. The most telling example is his frequent self-presentation, not as a man who symbolized the authority of French taste, but rather as a simple gardener, farmer, and mill owner.

In “May,” flowering grasses and wild clover are rendered in silk floss on organza. This “simple” patterning of meadow-gone-to-weed is composed of the tiniest French knots and the meticulously measured stitches of the hand embroiderer, suggesting that for Dior, it was not only that beauty resides in the most rustic, but also that the most successful artifice is a beguiling naivété. • • • #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fashiondesign #fashionhistory #historyoffashion #vintagefashion #art #vintage #historicfashion #defunctfashion #historicalfashion #costume #costumedesign #couture #costumehistory #dior #christiandior #1950sfashion