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Blissful Stillness |
A few weeks ago, I ventured to The Hirshhorn Museum and saw a collection of works by Joseph Cornell. I could easily have spent half a day just looking inside the exquisite boxes filled with all those interesting little items. This got me back into doing little assemblages with the tiny felts collection.
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Joseph Cornell's Verso of Cassiopeia 1 |
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Joseph Cornell |
A few more days until my giveaway of my Gefelte Fish (view here).
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Beautiful, Corinna. I had no idea that this medium goes through such changes!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Laurie. I didn't know either! New things always happening..never know exactly how it's going to turn out!
DeleteI love the dimensionality of this piece, and I am grateful daily for the cheer of your art!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dotty. Sure is fun to play with art materials, isn't it? :)
DeleteThis looks like a heart to me, but a real heart, with all its pieces and parts. Such a little treasure :)
ReplyDeleteHa! Now that you say that, it does look a bit like a heart! Bet if I turned it a different way, it would remind of something else...rorshacht felt!
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