色のボーダーを突破した絵かき ジョージア・オキーフ
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Keyword By Georgia
O'Keeffe The meaning of a word-to me -is not as exact as the meaning of a
color.Colors and shapes make a more definite statement than words.I have often
been told what to paint.I am often amazed at the spoken and written word
telling me what I have painted.I make this effort because no one else can
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Ladder to the Moon At the Ranch
house there is a strong handmade ladder to the roof and when I first lived
there I climbed it several times a day to look at the world all'round -the
miles of cliff behind, the wide line of low mountain with a higher narrow
flat top. It is very beautiful - tree covered with a bare spot in the shape
of a leaping deer near the top. One evening I was waiting for a friend and stood leaning against
the ladder looking at the long dark line of the Pedernal. The sky was a pale
greenish blue, the high moon looking white in the evening sky. Painting the
ladder in my mind for a long time and there it was - the dark Pedernal and
the high white moon - all ready to be put down the next day. 102 Ladder to the Moon,1958.Oil on canvas,40×30 １９９９年記 |
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