Azahara
The other day on his blog suggested that we had which was our favorite picture.
of which do not usually have a "favorite" and instead, like myself, have "many favorites."
Having to choose from Monet, Renoir, Bosch, Van Gogh, Titian, Rembrandt, Goya, Velazquez, Raphael, Botticelli, Cranach and Millet, all ages and different countries but with a unique genius.
Finally, as the question was addressed specifically to "put in your room," I comment the picture that graces my living room.
It's "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt. For many many years I said to myself: "If I have a house someday hang that picture in the room." And it was.
What I like about the picture? This colorful hiptónico that reveals the "love" as central to our eyes, the embrace of lovers that blend in perfect symbiosis, the radiant light that pervades everything, like the lovers invade his passion, the tender smile that you have left to contemplate the picture in all its splendor.
Because for me, a good painting is one that I stirred something inside me, good or bad, but I worry that in contemplating it, causing me, encourage me, sadden me or make me feel I'm alive ... . and this has been one of those already.
I just I can recommend that if ever you travel to Vienna does not happen you go away without seeing the Belvedere Palace (which exhibits The Kiss and other works of Klint) and of course the building of the Secession, which exposes the so-called "Beethoven Frieze." Just wonderful.
If you are interested in snooping on this artist I leave a couple of links:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt
http://www.iklimt.com/ (In English. Totally complete)
One question that launched today from here. What work has been the most disappointed when you see it?
I have a clear answer that I give in the next post ... so the plot.
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