Painting Pears and Paula Mandel

Painting Pair and Paula Mandel "I can not imagine my life without art, I can not imagine, it will be a very sad thing, one of the most amazing things in the world that we create It is art, it is the soul of people's perception. "- Paula Mandel If you try to go through the city of Conshohocken in Pennsylvania, you will pass by the cinema, the Starbucks Cafe, the shopping center and even the historic park.

This is a small picture, as if it were a pear leaning on my mother's old lilac sweater, as if it tilted to roll. The day before everything happened, I already started. The instability of pear, the suppression of movement, the vivid color of the morning light fascinated me, but now it is as chaotic as my heart. Still life is the size of the painter. My father taught me long ago, and if I can grasp a firmly soft rod, his big hand leads me a little hand. His pleasure for my early attempts and my trust in me have made my life better and until I see a subtle nuance of lines and shapes to please him 12 I will be without complaints I wrote a lonely apple. I think this is correct, then I can only allow the scenery

Excerpt from 'quality of light', © 2009 Mary Carroll Moore, all rights reserved. It was published by Bella Books / Spinsters Ink in September 2009.

Pola Model Son Becker (1876-1907) died at the age of 31 as early as she was a German painter whose painting time was short. She is often compared to female sculptor Camille Claudel as she married a painter Otto Modesohn who always left her discrepancies and did not support her. For example, he talked about paintings: she was discovered, became famous after her death, and had contradictory compliments. Her work was exhibited with Otto Dix, Paul Klee, Kandinsky at the Fallen Art Exhibition held in Munich, Germany in 1937. Her style is dull and honest, but full of kind attention. She draws children, landscapes and many automatic portraits

Paula Rego is a Portuguese artist known for his painting and printmaking, usually based on child's folktales. One of her most famous works is an interesting series depicting the world of a magical realism of a woman like a dog, a picture of a woman of her dog. Lego's work is strongly influenced by surrealistic artists like Joan Miro, but her paintings are similar to the paintings of the painter Balthas. Born in Lisbon, Portugal on January 26, 1935, he continued his studies at the Slade Academy of Fine Arts in London. Lego's works can be found in the collections of London's National Gallery, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Tate Gallery in London, and more. She lives and works in London, England.