Ms Cc

That's me in a parallel universe living my best life. 😀 🎨 ChatGPT

— This is Hadrian’s Wall. — No, it’s not. You don’t own anything after you have passed away.

@Hallebacken Thank you!❤️

@ChauchatMs 👍

I wish I lived in another time, Another heart, another rhyme, A world that starts—and ends—with you. If dreams could bend the threads of fate, I’d cross the stars; I wouldn’t wait. In that life, so pure, so true, I’d find my home in loving you. 🎨 Picasso

@MooGooAcu 💕💕

@ChauchatMs Lovely. Searching.

🎶𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐧 𝐃 – 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐧 𝐏𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐛𝐞𝐥 It’s as simple as three violins, one cello, and eight bars of music repeated 28 times – but Johann Pachelbel’s Canon in D has risen in popularity to become one of the best-known pieces of classical music ever written.

Venice by Renoir / Monet Turner / Boudin

@conno2856 It might not stand out at first, but it’s all there: St. Helena, Les Invalides, Waterloo, Leipzig—and even echoes of Tolstoy’s War and Peace.

Eugène Isabey, French. Painting- Transbordement des restes de Napoléon. 1842.

@conno2856 Thank you, that’s very kind and means a lot.🥰

@ChauchatMs It’s a lovely poem that sits with the painting great! An all round lovely post! I think your posts with the modernists painters are always a delight 🙌

They circle in a glass world, softly, as if the light outside were only a dream. 🎨 Matisse

@conno2856 Yes, exactly—simplicity is the essence in Matisse’s work, and it speaks the most. And I wanted my poem to be just as simple.😇

@ChauchatMs I adore this style of Matisse! And one of his best images, with his dancers. A lover of simplicity of form

@MooGooAcu Oh yes, amazing 😍 The perspective and the woman’s pose are both great.

@ChauchatMs Good perspective. Well this marble woman certainly has that appeal.

Auguste Clesinger, 1849, “Woman Bitten by a Serpent”. Marble sculpture.

@AndreWisniewsk2 @conno2856 Not so common😄😇

@conno2856 Alisa Shea (b. 1974) - The Common Thread

Dennis Møgelgaard, Danish. Painting- Still life with bowl and sew things. 2021.

@conno2856 Tysm!

@ChauchatMs Oh gosh wow, that red is spitefully strong! Rich and punchy. I love it all scattered through the soft green ❤️❤️ lovely photo Ms Cc 😇😇😇

So it's not all purple, all the time😉

@conno2856 Ah yeah… 🫠 Well, we’re definitely allowed to dream a little—life back then… in high society would’ve been the best. For sure 😆

@ChauchatMs Yes there is soo much interest around the time, different society and a closeness to beauty and discovery. Providing I was in the upper classes I too would love to visit for a period 😆

Crépin, French. Painting- Shipwreck off the coast of Alaska. 1806. Depicting the La Pérouse expedition, ordered by King Louis XVI and led by Jean-François de La Pérouse that ended in the drowning of 21 sailors wrecking its initial ambitions of discovery during the enlightenment.

@conno2856 I agree. Reason seems like our best tool, even if it can’t explain everything—and I find people who were truly passionate about what they did, especially in the 18th (and even 19th) century, really inspiring. I kind of wish I could have lived back then.🫠

@ChauchatMs Yes, though I am glad for quite a bit found during the enlightenment 😇 and reason seems to be the best bet of the three to figure out more, but I guess not or ever everything 🤷‍♂️

🎨 Marisa Rousset, 1927, self portrait.

@Hallebacken Honestly, I think he’d rather leave that particular mystery unsolved....

I know exactly when I was born, but not when I’m going to die — and that annoys me, since I want to be in control of things.