Thank you! Rembrandt is my favorite artist using dark and light so drastically. Sadly for me, these are the only three artworks that really speak to me. I did find what I think is the artist with the concept prior to Rembrandt though (I'll try getting a legal copy of the image to repost on this thread), in the Meadows Art Museum at Southern Methodist University (SMU) Dallas, TX. I also think I found the most important relic for potential world piece, currently located in Dallas. It is a plate with supposedly the finest combination of artistic technical advancement developed between the Jews, Christians and Muslims - during the time period of the Moors, living near the Iberian Peninsula (43°N 4°W). I still have to read up, but I am guessing this region was as economically vital and potentially volatile as the region of oil producing countries around Iraq (33°20′N 44°26′E). Coordinates obtained from Wikipedia "U.S.A. English" version.
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I love Rembrandt!
Me too!
:)
his paintings are awesome and your blog is gorgeous dear michiko, thank you for sharing!
Thanks very much Gabbi, it makes me happy that you enjoy my blog so much.
Wow, i just wanted to say your blog is truly amazing!
Thanks so much for sharing all this beauty...
<3
Mila.
Thank you Mila!
Your blog is lovely too, I'll subscribe to it :)
Thank you! Rembrandt is my favorite artist using dark and light so drastically. Sadly for me, these are the only three artworks that really speak to me. I did find what I think is the artist with the concept prior to Rembrandt though (I'll try getting a legal copy of the image to repost on this thread), in the Meadows Art Museum at Southern Methodist University (SMU) Dallas, TX. I also think I found the most important relic for potential world piece, currently located in Dallas. It is a plate with supposedly the finest combination of artistic technical advancement developed between the Jews, Christians and Muslims - during the time period of the Moors, living near the Iberian Peninsula (43°N 4°W). I still have to read up, but I am guessing this region was as economically vital and potentially volatile as the region of oil producing countries around Iraq (33°20′N 44°26′E). Coordinates obtained from Wikipedia "U.S.A. English" version.
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