Here are a couple of bright, happy paintings by 4½-year-old Iris.
Because it’s been such a lovely, sunny day.
Happy pics, by Iris
Art in the park
The entrance to Studio 9 of the Oaks Park Studios is not very inviting.
It looks like something one might have found in Eastern Europe circa 1950.
Stacked branches reminded me of………
……. an early artwork by my daughter
Art on a walk
On a 6-mile walk, some artists were beginning their work in the park, where there were some lovely plants.
And at the end of the walk the new barbers was almost ready to open.
Out for a stroll
Until the ‘social distancing’ becomes a ‘curfew’ it’s still possible to enjoy the parks and countryside. This morning, a walk in the park and a browse past the art gallery turned up a couple of nice images.
Portuguese artist Sarah Affonso
I liked these paintings by the artist Sarah Affonso
at Lisbon’s National Museum of Contemporary Art – Museu do Chiado.
Iris can do shapes
“When are you going to do shapes and not just scribbles”, I asked Iris, age 3¼.
“I can, grandad”, she said. She then produced a drawing – of me! Wonderful.
More artwork of Iris and her older sister Chloe can be found at https://thingschange.blog/artwork-by-chloe-iris/
Tate Modern
Tate Liverpool
What a great, manageable gallery. Here are some images I liked.
Great pics, Chloe!
See more of Chloe’s talents at thingschange.blog/artwork-by-chloe-iris/
Naïve art
What’s the only thing grandad can draw, I ask nearly 5 years old Chloe? A house, she always replies. Here’s my pathetic effort – my artistic daughter approves of the perspective!
Chloe’s latest artworks
4 years 8 months
4 years 8 months
4 years 8 months
Swedish artist Carl Larsson
I came across the Swedish artist Carl Larsson and thought I’d share his bright, colourful works.
His family home is now a museum and more of his work can be found using this Internet search.
