Kunst-Gallerie . . . (25 x PiP)

Eine tolle Ausstellung!
Das könnte fast meine Kühlschranktür sein. Sie ist auch auf dem besten Weg dahin :-)

...macht Spass :-)))

An interesting and eclectic selection. Lovely and colourful too. They look a bit like fridge magnets!

in German: Kühlschrank :-)) see above :-)))

Originell!

Danke sehr

Agréablement coloré !***************

Jocelyn* À travers l'histoire de l'art

Great!

Xata* Across the art history of everything a bit

ich mag das!

ich liebe diese kleinen Mitbringsel, sie nehmen keinen Platz weg ;-))

entscheidend ist, was drin ist ;-)

ebenso solch Vielfalt ;-)))

C'é di tutto..e anche di più!! Ciao buona serata - Laura

Laura* c'è un'altra parete magnetica :-)))

Magnifique et superbe compilation ******
Bonne fin de semaine .

Malik* A travers l'histoire de l'art de tout un peu

ana mazojng collection of pictures: stills, nudes, dogs, Einstein¡¡¡

Mario * Across the art history of everything a bit ... and they do not take a seat at the fridge

Superbe ensemble ..

... et ils ne prennent pas place au réfrigérateur - à travers l'histoire de l'art

Bien plus sympathique que le rappel de rendez vous chez le dentiste :0)))

Good work.
◦•●◉✿ Have a great weekend✿◉●•◦

thanks June*

Awesome shot and PIPs!

Admired in:
www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

thanks so much William for your praise

il y rien de si appétissant pour le réfrigérateur que le petit boucher !!!!
;-)))

hahahahah ... un jeu de mots merveilleux :-)))))

et à droite du Boucher c'est un Caravaggio
www.leerdamglasstad.nl/agenda/lezing-caravaggio/carrevagio
bon appétit mon amie avec des souliers rouges et des cheveux de la même couleur

Mon cher ami Damir*

www.dw.com/de/extrem-unkonventionell-wie-caravaggio-die-maler-seiner-zeit-beeinflusste/g-48374761

Gerrit van Honthorst belongs to the Caravegisten, as well as Dirck van Baburen, Hendrik ter Brugghen ... Caraveggio was the great master and role model.
This picture of the matchmaker by van Honthorst belongs to it.
There is a nice story about it:

On the picture above left in the shade you can see the matchmaker, whom the young prostitute offers to the young man. The young man in the shade in front of him a candle in a candle holder. The candle holder had a bar (dt. Riegel) with which one could adjust how long the candle should burn. This is just negotiated with the young prostitute, because as long as the candle burns then the shepherd hours last... :-)))
The prostitutes of that time had a dress code, colours like red, green and yellow were rules, and they also had to judge according to them.

The dress codes differed by the time of the Middle Ages and from city to city. For example, prostitutes in Vienna had to wear a yellow cloth on their armpits, in Augsburg a veil with a two-finger thick green line in the middle, in Frankfurt am Main a yellow trimming (hem) and in Zurich and Bern a red cap made their low status clear. They were also required or forbidden to wear certain shoes, ribbons or veils. As a rule, the colour markings were kept in the so-called shame colours: Red, yellow or green. Since "decent" (or "decent and respectable") women were not allowed or allowed to "dress up" in the Middle Ages, prostitutes were also referred to as pretty women.
(Wiki).

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artinwords.de/gerard-van-honthorst

superb!!!!

Trudy meric