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A teacher, not a prophet. A man… Not a wounded, bleeding victim on a cross. The man who walked the earth and saved the nations, who walked upon the waters. The one who spoke the truth against the dogmas of religion, who called to him the poor, the oppressed, the workers, the ones many despised,

#poetry, “My Faith”

Esta gran artista flamenca de la cual no conocemos mucho, se piensa que nació entre el 1580/90 en Amberes y murió en algún momento después del 1620. Es…ahora…muy reconocida por sus autorretratos que escondía en los cuadros que le encargaban, especialmente en su bodegones. Solo se le reconocen 39 obras, firmadas o atribuidas. También fue

Mujeres Artistas – Women Artists

He left us too soon, much too soon and we’ll miss him, but of all people, I think Jimmy would like all his fans to celebrate his life, perhaps with a cold Margarita, than to just feel sad and sorry he passed. Rest in peace Jimmy* in that Margaritaville up in the sky where it’s

#music, Let us Celebrate the Life of Jimmy Buffet!

Ya os he ofrecido un vídeo acerca de la obra de Egon Schiele, (ver el vídeo) uno de mis favoritos de los expresionistas alemanes, aunque era austriaco. Hoy quiero presentaros esta obra que he visto en el Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza de Madrid que muestra una forma diferente que uso Schiele para expresar su creatividad y

Egon Schiele: “Casas junto al rió”/”Houses on the River” (Español/Engish)

Su pintura es metamórfica, y yo se, me dirás, ¿Y qué es eso? Venga que te lo voy a explicar y enseñar… +++ His work is metamorphic, and yes, I know you are going to say, what the hell is that? And I am going to tell you and show you, relax… Mira bien el

#art, Artistas internacionales: Octavio Ocampo, México – International Artists/Mexico

“Waiting for inspiration? It’s as useful as waiting for Godot.” (Francisco Bravo Cabrera)

Quote of the day…

Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Francisco Bravo Cabrera, a distinguished figure in the world of art and poetry, who is perhaps better … “Unveiling the Creative Vision: An Interview with Francisco Bravo Cabrera, aka Bodo Vespaciano”

“Unveiling the Creative Vision: An Interview with Francisco Bravo Cabrera, aka Bodo Vespaciano”

I have been wondering about The Mandela Effect, and my research confirms that it is a very real psychological phenomenon, but probably not real in the sense of being proof of alternate universes. The term was coined by Fiona Broome after she discovered that many people (herself included) remembered Nelson Mandela dying in prison in

#opinion, Dear Diary, Page 194 – Querido diario, P.# 194

Acrylic on canvas, 70 x 80 cm. In a private collection, Miami, Florida.

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