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Gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream.
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"The Painted Wall: From Cave Painting to Le Corbusier and Beyond"
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- Scott Waterman
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- I'm not a blogger! I'm a painter! But anyway, this is a means for giving some context for my work, especially commissioned projects. The purpose is to attract conversations, consultations, and more commissions. Please see My Website for more.
Thank you for reminding us to link to the stream and experience your flow of work. Your are a very prolific creator, mister, and a continuing source of inspiration! And though an appointment calls me away, I mean to make quality time for a closer and extended look. There's so much to see and feel here . . .
ReplyDeleteMark, thanks so much for for continued interest and support. Btw I was going through clipping files for a particular project I'm working on and came across Carlo Marchiori's Pompeian mural from 1986. I've never met Carlo but a friend of mine, Michael Duté, worked for him for a time. I bet you'd enjoy looking at his site.
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Back in your stream again today . . . I also visited Michael Duté's site — thanks for that. I really enjoy the luxe that he creates, and like that first image of the Renaissance room. I assume he painted the portrait, as well as the rest of the space.
DeleteI gather that Carlo Marchiori has painted many Pomeian rooms, as I've seen a number of them painted as ruins and equally as un-distressed. I like them either way. He's been a great inspiration for me.