Lori, Thank you for today’s art history lesson! I enjoyed learning about Toffoli and scrolling through the images of his work. I think his technique is very calming for the viewer. I love it! In regards to the image of the seamstress you posted today, I was reflecting on how I always feel more productive when I am wearing a bib apron, a canvas gardening apron or a tool belt, for doodling, sewing, serving meals at the shelter, or attacking a household or gardening project. It shows that I mean business (in a fun way!!) And don’t get me wrong, I believe it applies to women and men!
Louis Toffoli (1907-1999)
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Betty M
one of my favorites. thank you, Lori.
Kathy Finstad Groth
I look forward to and savor every “Seamstress” posting! Thank you so very much.
Mary
The lines and colors suggest an interesting quilt…
Margaret
Lori, Thank you for today’s art history lesson! I enjoyed learning about Toffoli and scrolling through the images of his work. I think his technique is very calming for the viewer. I love it! In regards to the image of the seamstress you posted today, I was reflecting on how I always feel more productive when I am wearing a bib apron, a canvas gardening apron or a tool belt, for doodling, sewing, serving meals at the shelter, or attacking a household or gardening project. It shows that I mean business (in a fun way!!) And don’t get me wrong, I believe it applies to women and men!
Donna Belisle
I find this to be very interesting, his concept and implementation. Love how he expressed light.
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This is one of my favorites! I think it classifies as cubism but it isnt as disjointed as Picasso cubism.
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