Our collection of Alternate Histories Fine Art is finished! Learn the true art history with eight prints, available in 8x10 or 11x17 inch: The Robo Lisa, The Martian Portrait, The Birth and Death of Venus, Washington & Medwin the Mechanican Man Crossing the Delaware, Sunday in the Monster Park, An Unusually Starry Night, Living Dead Gothic, and the Zombie de Milo. Available for purchase at: http://alternatehistories.com/collections/11-x-17-inch-prints/fine-art
Hannah Gadsby in Nanette(2018)//At Eternity’s Gate dir. Julian Schnabel (2018) // Loving Vincent dir. Dorota Kobiela & Hugh Welchman (2017) // Vincent Van Gogh in aletter to Theo Van Gogh (1880) // Almond Blossoms by Vincent Van Gogh (1890); painted as a gift for the birth of his brother Theo’s son named after him
“It is not immediately obvious which of Zadkine’s figures is Vincent and which is Theo. Like all who relieve the suffering of others, Theo—in a process that is the exact opposite of a blood transfusion—has taken some of Vincent’s pain into himself. Soon, however, it becomes obvious that while the sky weighs heavily on both figures, one, Vincent, feels gravity as a force so terrible it can drag men beneath the earth. From this moment on you are held by the pathos and beauty of what Zadkine depicts: despair that is inconsolable, comfort that is endless. One figure says, “I can never feel better,” the other, “I will hold you until you are better.”
Geoff Dyer on Ossip Zadkine’s sculpture of Vincent and Theo Van Gogh (from “Blues for Vincent”, Otherwise Known as the Human Condition)
My interpretation of ‘The Starry Night’ <3 !!! Started: 7th November, 2016 Completed: 18th December, 2016 No. of Stitches: 27,117 (single crochet) Notes: I LOVE IT!!!!!!!! I didn’t have the blues/greens needed to get anywhere near the palette of the original, so I infused a thwack of purple into it :D I love the gothic vibe it’s given the piece and LOVE the way it makes those blues and that aqua green pop! I hope Vincent would be proud <3! XOX
epeyce geç oldu, ama sana bir kez daha yazmak istiyorum. burada değilsin, keşke burada olabilseydin. kimi kez birbirimizden çok uzakta değilmişiz gibi bir duygu uyanıyor içimde
The rediscovered face of Vincent Van Gogh, 1887 From left to right : Arnold Koning (with the cap), Émile Blanche, Vincent Van Goght, André Antoine (standing), Félix Jobbé-Duval and Paul Gauguin, 96 rue Blanche (Courtyard of the Salle de répétitions du Théâtre Libre), Paris, ca. December 1887 -attributed to Jules Antoine
The photo (Melanotype, direct reversed positive with sensitized collodion on waterproofed cardboard, 88x119 mm, stamped “Gautier Martin breveté”, recto) was brought to Serge Plantureux (Expert, Studios Robespierre) for identification.
The process and result of the identification will be soon published: Serge Plantureux, Le Visage retrouvé de Vincent Van Gogh: Enquête sur un carton photographique dévoilant son visage d'adulte, in Nicéphore : Cahier de Photographies, no. 3 (en préparation) The issue can be read online at issuu.com
