This has to be one of the most surprising and rather absurd seating scenes I have ever seen in my life. Art is… well, artsy!
The photo in the header reminds me of Antoni Gaudí.
My entry in Cee’s photo challenge: Any Kind of Seating. Feel free to check out the other entries!
Seven hectares of paradise, where nature and art meet in all shapes and forms, where you can enjoy a long or short walk in a beautiful park, with forest paths, ponds, and large open spaces with beautiful views.
Beelden in Gees
Schaapsveen 16
7863 TE Gees, the Netherlands
info@beeldeningees.nl
My entry in Cee’s photo challenge: Carvings, sculptures and statues. Feel free to check out the other entries!
And especially for Judy, click on this photo for the original:
Sjaak Smetsers is the artist. And the skirt of the statue is also made of layered glass.
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This photo was taken at the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg. If you should ever want to dwell in a golden chamber, this is the place to go to.
Check out the other entries at Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge! 😀
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Posted as part of my Six Word Saturday/Sunday musings; courtesy of Debbie at Travel with Intent. Will you join us there?
This beautiful mural is made by Robin Nas, aka. Zenk One, as part of the Blind Walls Gallery in Breda, the Netherlands.
Brave as a lion is a tribute to Godevaert Montens, mayor of Breda from 1580-1581 and 1596-1602. He is known for his supposed heroic actions in 1581. During the fury of Houtepen he led a group of Breda citizen soldiers into battle against the Spanish troops. Unfortunately Breda was no match for the Spanish soldiers. The troops plundered, killed, raped and looted the city and its citizens. Volunteers were needed to clean up the remains of 584 dead civilians.
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People want to measure:
moors in hectares,
canals in meters,
peat in blocks,
barges in convoys.
In separating rectilinear
we are masters:
strips, plots,
rivers, ditches.
And once in a while
nature helps us
and divides
the landscape.
Already winding.
— Geert de Kockere
(I translated the poem of the rusted art column below.)
Figments of a DuTchess 