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RONALD BOWEN ART BLOG

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RONALD BOWEN ART BLOG. Recent and other oil paintings and colored pencil drawings that are not on my web site. OIL PAINTINGS - CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE. BATEAU D'EXCURSION EN PATAGONIE (EXCURSION BOAT IN PATAGONIA). 120 x 120 cm (47.2 x 47.2 in). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On December 1, 2012, I fractured my right foot by stepping into a hole on a dark rainy night just off the Champs-Elysées. I was on crutches for tree months so I decided to paint one. This is the fourth time beginning in 1983 ...

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Poems for a New Century: New Found Land

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Poems for a New Century. Sunday, July 1, 2012. The Marquesas, or. To the distant-most outlandish. Place, keep a bowl of soup,. A glass of wine, a. Of the heart and mind,. Where art can grow on half. The cost, and half again,. Or less than that. Or better still a newfound land,. To while away, to paint,. To plan, the art utopia. No one can achieve in life,. But hanging dreams of it export. The beauty to which all resort. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Paintings by Lynne Campbell and John Sevcik.

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Poems for a New Century: Blame the Sun: an Ode

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Poems for a New Century. Thursday, June 21, 2012. Blame the Sun: an Ode. Oh, Sun, you fickle star,. Not even star, but coin of gold-shine,. Now near, now far,. A season-maker as you climb the sky,. What’s with you, Sun? Van Gogh and you:. Who else likes to stare. So wildly at the world? Give me an intensity break. Soft, and pray you. Not everyone has air conditioning,. Or heat when you’re. Where’s your mom. In all of this? I mean, God –. Who do you think. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Poems for a New Century: November 2013

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Poems for a New Century. Tuesday, November 5, 2013. Unknowable Things, Some of Them Numbers. How many trees make a city? How many oil wells pour out the plastic? How many mines disgorge the steel? How many phone calls, with how many listeners? Was built on an island of pilings,. How many mothers have peopled it? How many men worked how many hours. How many teachers taught in it? How many foreigners knew it? Where are the graves of the dead. Where are the seasons that blessed it? Links to this post.

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Poems for a New Century: December 2012

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Poems for a New Century. Saturday, December 1, 2012. Art in the World. Art in the canvas before you. Art in the field of life. Art in the trees and the sun. Art in the melody of cicadas. Art in the blue of the sky. Art in the painter’s hands. Art as the dance of the eyes. Art so we see together. Art that brings day into night. Art of the magically inspired. Art of the stumbled upon. Art that doesn’t yet know. The name it will own. Art never made for the money. Art without parents or friends.

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Poems for a New Century: The Bones of the Dead

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Poems for a New Century. Sunday, November 25, 2012. The Bones of the Dead. In 1937, Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. Attempted to circle the earth in her twin-motor. Lockheed Electra airplane,. This poem propitiates by praise. The god of incompetence,. A saint later named Murphy:. Kilroy who was there,. But never came back,. Would be his accuser. In any war there are dead. Flung from the sides of plans,. Unplanned for, idiotically lost,. Kinder perhaps than the intentionally. Killed, the maimed, the limbs.

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View from the Studio: The Naked and the Nude

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View from the Studio. Saturday, February 8, 2014. The Naked and the Nude. 8220;No man in my country has seen a woman naked and painted her as if he knew anything except that she was naked. No woman in my country is naked except at night.”. 8211; William Carlos Williams, in the essay A Matisse. 8220;In the french sun, on the french grass in a room on. A french girl lies and smiles at the sun without seeing us.” So concludes Williams after looking at a Matisse on. Calls her a nude. Where did humanism get i...

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View from the Studio: September 2009

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View from the Studio. Saturday, September 19, 2009. At Rosenfeld Gallery this month a show of Leslie Fenton’s works of paper, literally torn, wrinkled and opened and dyed and painted and soaked and handled and assembled into beautiful abstract paintings, shows what can be achieved in the inspiration of the imagination working with almost impossible tools. A large work that deserves a longer life of exhibition, as might be found in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Blue Hour is a term for the interval b...

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View from the Studio: February 2014

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View from the Studio. Tuesday, February 11, 2014. Man and Meaning: Dick Ranck, Painter and Sculptor. There is a painting in this show that Dick began by looking at a photograph of the cave paintings in. The work of Gauguin has to come up in looking at these, and you realize that Gauguin was intuiting abstraction in his own way. Dick Ranck paints with less distraction by an exotic region across the Pacific. His wilderness is the woods of. His abstraction the sky and what the mind plays out of it, or on it.