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lunatica

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6. Matisse was very influential on my art.

Reply to appalachiablue (Reply #4)

Fri Nov 8, 2019, 03:53 PM

Nov 2019

Funny how that works in art. You just get struck as if by lightning and you have to follow that path. Rothko was just as important to me, so it was all connected.

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Mark Rothko: Pictures Must Be Miraculous, PBS American Masters [View all] appalachiablue Nov 2019 OP

Love Rothko! FM123 Nov 2019 #1

Same. What color, I was so lucky to work around his ptgs. at NGA appalachiablue Nov 2019 #2

Beautiful colors! FM123 Nov 2019 #5

What a wonderful museum! lunatica Nov 2019 #7

Nice exhibit and museum too. 'Happy' is the word, art and music appalachiablue Nov 2019 #8

Thanks! FM123 Nov 2019 #10

Rothko is one of my favorites! lunatica Nov 2019 #3

Wonderful colorist, I could look at his ptgs. all day. In 1949 appalachiablue Nov 2019 #4

Matisse was very influential on my art. lunatica Nov 2019 #6

Very well said, carry on with art! appalachiablue Nov 2019 #9

Fantastic post! littlemissmartypants Nov 2019 #11

Thank you-watched the whole thing! Brilliant. zobert Dec 2019 #12