Art

Galatea said:

Some women like them and some don't. It's a question of fashion or comfort. Some of my colleagues wonder how I can wear heels to work (I don't every day). One told me to wear them now while I can because one day I won't be able to wear them anymore, so I like her advice.

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Well, from what you say, I think I know which you prefer; fashion is art, I guess:

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Galatea said:

I like both, actually.

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If you're indeed a fashionable, artistic woman, I guess you would.

You're probably more into retro than my wife is, though.

Getting in a little but here are several of my favorites:

I Saw The Figure 5 In Gold, by Charles Demuth. A very striking graphic.




The Desperate Man, self-portrait by Gustave Courbet. He lived during the Romantic era, and this is his protest against dreamy, idyllic art.





The Vine, by Harriet Frishmuth. In the atrium of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.





And one of everybody's favorites, Girl With A Pearl Earring, by Vermeer.

I like the painting Van Gogh did of his bedroom, i had the print, and then I lost it. I dont know where it is.

I think it just reminds me that Van Gogh saw thing even in his own bedroom that gave him pleasure. Like you would think whats so great about painting your own bed? But I think his own space was really improtant to him.

GRACE by Eric Enstrom

Nighthawks by Hopper

Milky Way Galaxy by God

Margaret Bourke-White, one of the truly great combat photographers. But my personal favorite isn't any of her war images: