I find this to be very interesting, his concept and implementation. Love how he expressed light.
This is one of my favorites! I think it classifies as cubism but it isnt as disjointed as Picasso cubism.
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!
The lines and colors suggest an interesting quilt…
I look forward to and savor every “Seamstress” posting! Thank you so very much.
one of my favorites. thank you, Lori.
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Louis Toffoli (1907-1999)
I find this to be very interesting, his concept and implementation. Love how he expressed light.
This is one of my favorites! I think it classifies as cubism but it isnt as disjointed as Picasso cubism.
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!
The lines and colors suggest an interesting quilt…
I look forward to and savor every “Seamstress” posting! Thank you so very much.
one of my favorites. thank you, Lori.