Art

[Anonymous]

Sir Henry Moore ... old alumni of where I went to Senior school.

'I'd rather have my sculpture in the landscape, than on the most beautiful building I know'

One of his recurring themes ... ... ... King and Queen ... ... ... in Scotland, I believe, hopefully still in situ.

One of my favourite pieces of his work, yes we studied his work to GCE A level in 3D Art classes

A long-stitch tapestry I did from a kit and which my then husband had framed for me.

[TallTrees]

A Charcoal drawing of my Boris 1997  @Anonymous 

I took Boris into Art College and he was "having a lie down" for all the class to do life drawings

this was to get animals on the move, but he didn't move much!

Love that boy

[Anonymous]

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@TallTrees wrote:

A Charcoal drawing of my Boris 1997  @Anonymous 

I took Boris into Art College and he was "having a lie down" for all the class to do life drawings

this was to get animals on the move, but he didn't move much!

Love that boy

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Lovely drawing @TallTrees lovely dog 

[TallTrees]

I quite like Toulouse Lautrec 

His paintings are loose (in every sense of the word!)

and active  Also can be very pretty 

One for you @Anonymous 

[Mi-Amigo]

I also love the paintings by renown wildlife artist David Shepherd and, with our little Hope born and living in Amboseli, thought it appropriate to share David Shepherd`s painting "Elephants at Amboseli"

[although, of course, it doesn`t include Hope and family]

[TallTrees]

That is a good thought @Mi-Amigo 

David Shepherd made his money from

"Boots" prints!

Most of the African Wildlife

Very nice picture.

[TallTrees]

David Shepherd was a committed conservationist
So very apt for your posting @Mi-Amigo You reminded me of him, his paintings were used on plates, place mats, cups just about everything 😁

Probably not as appreciated as he ought to have been.

He would have been a great asset today I expect. 

[Anonymous]

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@TallTrees wrote:

I quite like Toulouse Lautrec 

His paintings are loose (in every sense of the word!)

and active  Also can be very pretty 

One for you @Anonymous 

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Love this @TallTrees ... lots of movement in this picture ... only know of Degas paintings of ballerinas ... beautiful, thank you for posting 

[Anonymous]

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@TallTrees wrote:

David Shepherd was a committed conservationist
So very apt for your posting @Mi-Amigo You reminded me of him, his paintings were used on plates, place mats, cups just about everything 😁

Probably not as appreciated as he ought to have been.

He would have been a great asset today I expect. 

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I remember perusing the sliding doors on which Boots paintings were displayed.

[Anonymous]

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@Mi-Amigo wrote:

I also love the paintings by renown wildlife artist David Shepherd and, with our little Hope born and living in Amboseli, thought it appropriate to share David Shepherd`s painting "Elephants at Amboseli"

[although, of course, it doesn`t include Hope and family]

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Lovely painting @Mi-Amigo ... thank you for posting 

[Cleoriff]

I love this. By Maverick Art