Robert Long, Stone Line, 1980
From the National Galleries of Scotland:
This was one of Long’s first works made of slate, which came from Delabole in Cornwall. The sculpture is an example of the artist bringing objects connected with his walks into a gallery. Unlike many of his works which are made outdoors and exist only in photographs, this piece is permanent. The line is a central image in Long’s work. It recalls a path or a journey. It echoes the walks that Long has made all over the world.
Ayad Alkadhi, At the Beginning, 2012, mixed media (pencil, charcoal, pen and acrylic) on canvas, 72 x 72 inches, courtesy of the artist and Leila Heller Gallery.
This is unique
Winston Churchill in his officer’s uniform, age 21, 1895.
Oh and we have much more from the world of dashing officer uniforms:
Grand Dukes Sergei and Pavel of Russia, c. 1870
Henry Ossain Flipper, c. 1877
Vasil Levski, 1867.
Submitted by E. Crowell
Winston Churchill is such an inspiration
Just in time for the Olympics … Gagosian in London (Davies Street) will be rolling out a collaborative painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol called “Olympic Rings” (1985).
Caption: Jean-Michel Basquiat & Andy Warhol “Olympic Rings” (1985)
My custom painted Lomography Diana F+ for the DIANA WORLD TOUR SHOW. Shot a whole bunch of photos to come. Thank u @lomographyla @thieveshonor #gregorysiff #lomoamigos #dianaworldtour (Taken with Instagram at Lomography Gallery Store, LA)
How amazingly creative
