Hello my dears. The kidlets & I are off to the Stockholm archipelago to visit close friends for the weekend, and we're so looking forward! Just wanted to duck in here first to share this wonderful photo..
I love the textures & colours, and think it would look fab blown up large, and framed!
It's from Jackson Pollock's studio (I adore his art!), via an interesting article about his and Lee Krasner's Hampton home (in the latest issue of Australian e-zine 'EST'). The article is written and photographed by Robyn Lea.
It's from Jackson Pollock's studio (I adore his art!), via an interesting article about his and Lee Krasner's Hampton home (in the latest issue of Australian e-zine 'EST'). The article is written and photographed by Robyn Lea.
Two talented, strong minded abstract artists with a lot of influence on their genre of art.. can you imagine the passionate (if not stormy..!) discussions at their dinner table..!?
I was quite surprised by the tranquility and soothing 'whiteness' of their humble home. According to the article they were apparently avid beach combers, and used to stroll along the shore line collecting shells and drift wood.. I wonder if this is where Jackson picked some of the sticks he used when creating his wonderful works..?! Oor was it just a source of relaxation to quiet the mind..?!
With that I bow out for the week. Take care, have fun and have a marvelous weekend everyone.
xx Charlotta
Friendly wolf kisses from Sweden.. ;)
xx Charlotta
What fantastic images and what peaceful home. I don't remember it from the movie but I do remember thinking that if it wasn't for Lee I doubted that Jackson would gave been the success he was.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous weekend!
charlotta, I can not wait to read that article on pollock...
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful trip, love, donna
What gorgeous images...so warm and inviting. Hope you have a great trip!!
ReplyDeleteCame upon your blog and enjoyed the inspiring images. Look forward to reading more of your posts.
ReplyDeleteCharlotta you have won my heart with that 1st image! You must see the movie "Pollock" it is excellent and you will see so much about their loves.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Wowwwww great pictures!!...how long are you staying in Sweden???......that last one is my favorite...enjoy a happy weekend...love love Ria...xxx..
ReplyDeleteCharlotta, the first image absolutely caught my heart. I can not wait to read that article on pollock... We saw the Pollock movie some weeks ago. Love his art. Have a wonderful time in Sweden. Trevlig helg :-) big hugs
ReplyDeleteHi! The first one is such a nice piece of art! The wolf photo is amazing! I guess the photographer was pleased with that one :) And that old, white shabby drawer is so beautiful! Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteLove, Kristin
Hi Charlotta, I love this home! Such great history there. I also love the wolfs kissing, so cute! Hope all is well!
ReplyDeleteAli
What an amazing place. It was +42C in July, so I can understand how New Yorkers try to escape from the city...
ReplyDeleteAnd love the wolves! What a kiss! Will post soon photos of my mother in law's dog kissing sheeps.)
Hope you and the kids are settling well in Sweden. Enjoy Sptember, it has been very summery this far; 18-20 C daily here across the littel pond between us.
Great images...have a wonderful trip. Mona
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textures in that wood...have a lovely week, Charlotta! xx
ReplyDeleteI am also a Jackson Pollock fan and it's wonderful to see this post. Love the soothing quiet white spaces and I can imagine a soothed mind breeds inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well and wish you a happy new week, dear Charlotta!
Meera xx
what a beautiful home!!! and yes, such contrast, but that's exactly what makes things interesting ;)
ReplyDeleteHave an awesome week!!!!!! xo
Hej Fina!
ReplyDeleteVilket underbart inlägg Charlotta! Du får den enklaste historia att låta alldeles magisk och jag rycks med, lever mig in i och njuter av varje ord, varje bild. Underbart!
Hoppas ni haft en härlig helg i Stockholm i goda vänners sällskap!
Kramar!!!