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Dega's Ballerina taking her applause.

A lot of memories going back 27 years, and it is a truly vibrant and beautiful likeness.

Welcome back, Dennis. Haven't seen you around in a while.

My favorite piece of art is a modern art piece that hangs in my living room. It's of a blurred city skyline near the water (at least that's what it looks like it is), done on a red background, and it has a ton of movement and energy, and lots of color. I can gaze at it for hours and still find it beautiful.

His ballerina paintings are wounderfull. Its kinda like mixing two arts together.


Dennis

Yes...


A dream of mine to see Swan Lake some day - and here the music as well makes it another two.

Nice to be back and a pleasure to see you again. I wish my favorite piece hung in my living room. I'd be tempted to sell it but would have to stare at it for a few years first.

Dennis

Swan Lake and its music are as beautiful as Degas' paintings. And yes, I love them too. They evoke the beauty of that art well.

There was a time when my toe shoes still hung above my bed. But I packed them away finally...along with that young girl.

Mona Lisa

Not sure why.

How about a lil picture of you in your tutu?

Sometimes dreams are shatered by reality , keep the dream.


Dennis

Know what you mean.

I have them packed away in storage. Otherwise, I would scan one in and upload it for you.

Have you ever noticed that she has no eyebrows? This painting is the most reconised painting on this planet, but Davinchi disliked it and put it in his attic. There is a nude of her also ,,,somewhere. Mona lisa is not her real name ,i forget her real name. The nude was last known to be in LouisIV's collection.

Dennis

Michelagelo and the Sistine Chapel....

I have a carving made of soapstone that was given
to me by my brother;he's an exceptional carver.
Thx "B".

Pretty well anything by Charlie Russell.

I have one of his prints and I just love it!

I hate to sound trite but my favourite piece of art is my dog. She's truly "poetry in motion" when she moves with her elegant, confident, sound and effortless steps, tail up, head lifted and neck arched, nose up "scanning" the wind for any exciting smells of birds... "A picture of grace, speed, stamina, alertness and balance" as the standard describes... And when she freezes on point, it truly makes you teary-eyed how beautiful these animals can be. I can't take my eyes off her when we go for walks, and always think I am truly blessed with my own piece of art right by my side.

Van GOGH'S..... Sorrow (the woman in distress)..and Hands In Repose...
Rembrandt....Flora...1635' and Flora..1654'
Norman Rockwell... ... Very funny....

Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema's beautiful painting "A Coign of Vantage" and Paul Gauguin's "Two Women on the Beach" Simply beautiful

Gernica by Picasso. It clearly shows whole horror of WWII, I grew cold with terror, when I saw it fow the fisrt time...