A common space for harmonic peacemakers
Paintings by LECCHI MARINO
music - stones cover (play with fire); vocals - Ender; guitar - U.W.E.; realization - Dieter Kessler;
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"Young Mother", (1914)
Egon Schiele
Technic: oil on canvas
Gallery: Wien Museum
Egon Schiele’s younger sister, Gertrude (Gerti), fell in love with his former Academy classmate and fellow Neukunstgruppe painter, Anton Peschka. She and Peschka married on November 24, 1914, and welcomed a son the following month.
The painting "Young Mother" was Egon's belated wedding gift to Gerti. Its subject, a nurturing, attentive maternal figure, attests to the artist’s high regard for his sister. Today in the collection of the @wienmuseum, "Young Mother" is one of two motherhood allegories Schiele executed in 1914, each representing one of the two types into which he believed humanity could be sorted: “noble spirits” (seen here) and “life-blind and incompetent people” (exemplified by the canvas “Blind Mother).
Kallir Research Institute
Gustav Klimt:
Stehender Akt im Profil nach links, den Kopf nach hinten gesenkt ('Standing nude in profile to the left, head bowed back', 1906/07)
Pencil
MoMA, New York
(Strobl s1599)
This is drawing that belongs to numerous studies of standing nudes or semi-nudes Klimt made in 1906 and 1907. Strobl mentions these were studies for the Stoclet Frieze.
"PEACE
NOT WAR
GENEROSITY
NOT GREED
EMPATHY
NOT HATE
CREATIVITY
NOT DESTRUCTION
EVERYBODY
NOT JUST US"
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We light a candle for all our friends and members that have passed to the other side.
Gone from our life and forever moved into our heart. ~ ❤️ ~
Two beautiful graphics for anyone to use, donated and created by Shannon Wamsely
Windy Willow (Salix Tree)
Artist Silvia Hoefnagels
Ireland NOV 2020
(image copyright Silvia Hoefnagels)
She writes,
"Love, acceptance and inclusion. Grant us peace."
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