A painting by German artist Joachim Lehrer. Dedicated to Sal and to all those who like lighthouses.
Saturday, 3 November 2007
On the edge of the world
Posted by nightowl at 22:16
Labels: art, lighthouse
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13 comments:
Beautiful picture. It reminds me of "To The Lighthouse" by Virginia Woolf.
Great blog, btw (:
I figured out how to do multiple photo posts here as we do in 360. Had up to my last post used the create them in 360 and copy and paste them here but I have solved that problem which is nice.
Gorgeous picture. Miss your always informative Art Sunday posts. I have one up on Paul Klee on 360. May post it on Blogger tomorrow or Monday
This is a wonderful painting of a Lighthouse and definitely adds meaning to the the Title
It is a clear representation of its title. Thanks for posting it
aawang, that's exactly what I thought about when I saw this painting, thnks.
It's easier here than in 360, Jacqui. Even than in Multiply, I don't make this my main Art Sunday site because most participants are in Multiply , but Blogger is user friendlier.
Sal, I'm glad you liked it, his is a very interesting artist too, I don't know much about him but I intend to explore his world.
I am getting to like blogger too, even though I have not spent much time here yet. I do find it user friendly. it's a pity that most people have gone to multiply, but i was quietly bucked to find that you and nicholas and jascqui are on this one.
love the pic by the way. lighthouses hold a bit of a mystique for me. i lived on a small island as a child and we had 4 lighthouses because the sea around the island was so treacherous.
Good evening , Meredith, I see you are another fan of lighthouses, yes I agree with the mystique too and I wish more of us had come to Blogger.
How's Japanese course going?
Have a great week, hugs.
Beautiful. I love lighthouses :)
Lovely, I'm always intrigued by lighthouses and how they are furnished. I love unusual living/working spaces, I love windmills too.
I love windmills too, Fran, you have just given me an idea for today's song.
" a lighthouse of one's own" Remember to use it in the future.
Moved my Art Sunday post on Paul Klee over to Blogger. I more and more feel as if this is home.
nice idea, that painting.
I'd love to spend some time at such a lighthouse, despite the noise, the dampness, and what else? the risks...
I am one of Aimlessjoy's friends from 360.
have a nice day!
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