~Diana Vreeland
Black and Red for Art Thursday.
Mary Magdalene writing
by Master of the Female Half-Lengths a.k.a. Master of the Vienna Concert
Dutch-Southern Netherlandish painter, 1530-1540
Black Swan, Melbourne
photo by Buiobuione
Fleetwood Hesketh, 1769
by Joseph Wright of Derby
Tyria jacobaeae
by Svdmolen
Portrait of May Sartoris, c. 1860
Frederic Leighton
Flowers of Eucalyptus caesia subsp. magna
by Nick Pitsas, CSIRO
Portrait of Corvina Hezenbroek van Hofdijck
Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt and workshop (1566–1641)
1 comment:
I'm partial to red in photos and paintings, and I agree, it's *never* boring.
In each of the items you've included today, red draws your eye. In the portraits, you look at the face first, then the red is next.
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