Day 2410 #ArtKicksCovid19 “Large Vase with Flowers” (1912) Odilon Redon. National Gallery of Art Washington DC. This work marks French artist Redon’s transition from his early-career dark noirs to the realm of vibrant colour. He positions a luminous blue vase brimming with recognisable flora

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That negroni does look nice in the sunshine.

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Daughter is taking required class on AI knowledge at uni. While she said it was a little interesting, she was amused the class kept asking the real questions: “ARE YOU GONNA TALK ABOUT ALL THE BAD THINGS ABOUT AI??” 💀 Gen Z is alright

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the transient autumnal light, directly eschewing European avant-garde abstraction in favour of a structured, poetic realism that cemented his reputation as a premier chronicler of the American landscape. #WillardMetcalf

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Commissioned by patron Charles Lang Freer, this oil-on-canvas captures the quintessential New England countryside through a formal framework of balanced horizontal registers and rhythmic vertical trees. Metcalf uses classic broken brushwork and a vibrant, warm palette to depict

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