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Inspired by Sue’s post on color and my recent visit to Discovering the Impressionists: Paul Durand-Ruel and the New Painting, I offer you some treasures by Degas, Delacroix, Manet, Monet, and Renoir. Enjoy…

madame-manet-on-a-blue-sofa-1874 (1)

woman-under-a-tree-1883.jpg!HalfHD

the-lion-hunt-1859(1).jpg!HalfHD

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steamboat-leaving-boulogne-1864.jpg!HalfHD

rochefort-s-escape-1881-1.jpg!HalfHD (1)

young-woman-in-a-landscape-cagnes.jpg!HalfHD (1)

dinner-at-the-ball-1879.jpg!Large

four-dancers-1.jpg!HalfHD

monet-s-garden-in-argenteuil-sun.jpg!HalfHD

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image credits: wikiart.org, public domain

17 comments on “Color for a New Dawn

  1. erikleo says:

    Some great pics I havnt seen before inspite of having taught art! Whose is the 2nd one down?

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    1. litebeing says:

      Thank you for your kind comment. Teaching art must have been great! The second painting is Woman Under A Tree by Renoir.

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      1. erikleo says:

        Ah- it must have been one of his later/earlier? ones as he doesnt usually use such broad brush-strokes.

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      2. litebeing says:

        I found all these pieces on wikiart.org. Check it out to learn more. I really enjoyed assembling this presentation based on use of color and what spoke to me.

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  2. Hi Linda,
    Lovely pics. They illicit calm and melancholy emotions within me. Also, there are strong reminders of past lives and lifestyles (bucolic joy) holding everything together.

    I hope you are feeling better. I am happy for your awakening.
    o and om

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    1. litebeing says:

      Happy to oblige. Got me curious about your past lives now. You knew I would ask if given the prompt? I am feeling less overwhelmed by emotion, but certainly in grieving mode. Still cannot believe he is gone. It all happened so suddenly. My awakening story that I posted was ten years ago. Not the first event or the last, but the most joyful and with the longest incubation period.

      love, Linda

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      1. Hi Linda-
        I don’t have a specific past life memory from this time that I can talk about. I just had an intrinsic feeling that came to me when seeing these pics that reminded me of being fully present in that time. No way to really explain it, except to say, I bet I was.
        Hugs,
        o and om

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  3. Reblogged this on Sindy's Saturday Satsang and commented:
    A fiest of beauty. Thanks Linda~

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  4. Oh Linda!This is just a YUMMY art post. So much beauty. ❤ Love ya. Sharing~

    Namaste
    Sindy

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    1. litebeing says:

      thanks Ms. SS 🙂

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      1. welcome Ms. Linda~

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  5. Delightful paintings dear Linda.. and thank you for linking my post.. Sending special thoughts your way this weekend.. Love to you. May Colour forever be in your life. xxx..

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    1. litebeing says:

      Hi Sue,
      Sharing art makes me happy and people do enjoy it.. Will happily receive the love during this time of sadness. I am doing better than expected though. Maybe because I do not fight the tears and because I know he knows how much I loved him. xoxoxo

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      1. Yes I am most certain he knows.. And I am pleased you are doing OK.. I really must get my own paints out again.. I have been drawing out doors.. but when the Sun shines I’m out.. 🙂 Sending continued Hugs and Love ❤ x

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  6. Rajagopal says:

    This is such a visual paean… Only a jyotish ( Sanskrit jyoti, meaning light, and ish, meaning purveyor) like you could have created such a presentation. Paintings from the masters are all visual treats. I am getting lost in those landscapes and ocean views, Linda…best wishes… Raj.

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    1. litebeing says:

      Hi Raj,
      Thank you for visiting and making such a kind comment. Now I know what jyotish means! I appreciate the compliment and sharing art makes me happy.
      peace, Linda

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