#The Work of a Painter

[falseandrealultravival]

Picasso: Poulenc (Poetry: Éluard): The Scene of Creation (Classic)

Poulenc is one of the leading contemporary French composers. Based on the poems of Paul Éluard, he wrote a collection of songs called "The Work of a Painter", the first of which is "Picasso". It's a magnificent song, and it's enough to sing about the process of Picasso's creation.

ピカソ：プーランク（詩：エリュアール）：創造の現場（クラシック）

プーランクは、現代フランスの代表的な作曲家である。彼はポール・エリュアールの詩をもとに、「画家の仕事」という歌曲集を作っているが、その第1曲目が「ピカソ」である。気宇壮大な曲で、ピカソの創造の経緯を歌って余りある。

　

Entoure ce citron de blanc d'œuf informe Enrobe ce blanc d'œuf d'un azur souple et fin La ligne droite et noire a beau venir de toi L'aube est derrière ton tableau Et les murs innombrables croulent Derrière ton tableau et toi l'œil fixe Comme un aveugle comme un fou Tu dresses une haute épée dans le vide Une main pourquoi pas une seconde main Et pourquoi pas la bouche nue comme une plume Pourquoi pas un sourire et pourquoi pas des larmes Tout au bord de la toile où jouent les petits clous Voici le jour d'autrui laisse aux ombres leur chance Et d'un seul mouvement des paupières renounce

・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・

Surround this lemon with shapeless egg white

Coats this egg white with a supple and fine azure

The straight and black line may well come from you

Dawn is behind your painting

And countless walls crumble

Behind your painting and you staring

Like a blind man like a madman

You raise a high sword in the void

One hand why not a second hand

And why not bare mouth like a feather

Why not a smile and why not tears

Right at the edge of the canvas where the little nails play

Here is the day of others leave to the shadows their chance

And with a single movement of the eyelids renounces

(2023.04.11)

[tamberella]

Endpage art from The Bakery Dragon

[annonnex]

Eheheheh my favorite puters

[draculasweedsmokinggirlfriend]

Let's not pretend that Oscar Wilde isn't spinning in his grave so violently we could entirely switch to green, renewable energy at this news of Dorain and Basil being portrayed as fucking siblings in this new show

[archiepelago]

alternate surface au inspired by a few ive seen around on tumblr :3

[xformalde-hyde]

Don't know why, but something about BP's design has always bothered me a little, so here's my attempts at messing with my version of him

[just-a-joey]

I steal a few breaths from the world for a minute

[idanit]

a baroque painting with Ghibli physics? not as improbable as a sapphic romance in XVII-century Poland

(celebrating the anniversary of 1670 because Zofia and Rozalia were unexpected and fun to watch)

[lepetitdragonvert]

Summer Dance

Artist : Dorothy Fitchew (fl. 1910-1922)

[cogneartive]

veryyyy loosely painted alucards

[aashidoodles]

End of Part 1 ||| Part 2

[bixels]

Every day I feel the vicious urge to start working on a fake opening title sequence to The Grand Galloping 20s' first story, The Witch From Ponyville, as a proof of concept. I've been watching old Disney movie openings.

[annonnex]

I rarely draw Sebastian and Pink interacting so I gave it a try I guess

[xpuigc-bloc]

Angela Creo

[portrait-paintings]

Emile Zola

Artist: Edouard Manet (French, 1832 - 1883)

Date: 1868

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France

Description

On the wall is a reproduction of Manet's Olympia, a painting which sparked a fierce scandal at the 1865 Salon but which Zola held to be Manet's best work. Behind it is an engraving from Velazquez's Bacchus indicating the taste for Spanish art shared by the painter and the writer. A Japanese print of a wrestler by Utagawa Kuniaki II completes the décor. The Far East, which revolutionized ideas on perspective and colour in European painting, played a central role in the advent of the new style of painting. A Japanese screen on the left of the picture recalls this.

Zola is seated at his work table. He is holding a book, probably Charles Blanc's L'Histoire des peintres frequently consulted by Manet. An inkwell and a quill on the desk symbolize the writer's occupation.

[ark-angel]

"I Did Not Fall" ★ Acrylic and collage on canvas ★ 8/23/24