My Week 39 of WolfCrawl
I love the Heda painting. Goes with the melancholy theme of this week's reading. And the reflections in the painting are wonderful artistry.
His still lifes are fantastic and as great as everything is arranged and beautiful, at the same time there is almost always a moment depicted where something unexpected has happened. Cups overturned, a quick departure. The idyll broken
I think that genre is called "Vanitas," where a scene of plenty contains a reminder that plenty is always fleeting.
I love the Heda painting. Goes with the melancholy theme of this week's reading. And the reflections in the painting are wonderful artistry.
His still lifes are fantastic and as great as everything is arranged and beautiful, at the same time there is almost always a moment depicted where something unexpected has happened. Cups overturned, a quick departure. The idyll broken
I think that genre is called "Vanitas," where a scene of plenty contains a reminder that plenty is always fleeting.