Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Ukrainian hives
This is a wonderful example of the painters craft. It's an interesting subject turned into a very nice painting by a Polish Impressionist,( Jan Stanisławski "Beehives in the Ukraine", c. 1895, oil on canvas, 19 x 29 cm, National Museum, Cracow). The colors and texture in this painting really capture the mood of an early autumn day. They look like funny little gnome huts, but actually they are beehives that are made out of logs. They are from the Ukraine and I really want one, although I'll bet harvesting the honey from one of them can get pretty tricky. The painting is gorgeous, and the painter really captures that
warm light and the dry, crunchy-leafed feel of September.
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Its Spring!
I found these in a garden center, nestled in the Astilbe.
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We had quite a good time building a bonfire. Here I am (lower left) watching everyone partying. One of our friends brought along his dog...
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