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the woman is a prophet
Cut-paper collage.
Woman, palette, and paintbrush are from a 1660 self-portrait by Judith Leyster (1609-1660). Leyster was one of very few professional female painters of the "Dutch golden age." The painting-in-progress on her easel is a detail from a 1984 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988). Background from William Morris.
I find it humorous that even though Leyster was 51 when she painted this self-portrait, she portrayed herself as a very young woman, about 19-20. But I find it downright ASTONISHING that she is painting in the unmistakable style of Basquiat, who wasn't even BORN until 300 years later. What a prophet!
Gee, it's fun to play with time. =smile=
Woman, palette, and paintbrush are from a 1660 self-portrait by Judith Leyster (1609-1660). Leyster was one of very few professional female painters of the "Dutch golden age." The painting-in-progress on her easel is a detail from a 1984 painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988). Background from William Morris.
I find it humorous that even though Leyster was 51 when she painted this self-portrait, she portrayed herself as a very young woman, about 19-20. But I find it downright ASTONISHING that she is painting in the unmistakable style of Basquiat, who wasn't even BORN until 300 years later. What a prophet!
Gee, it's fun to play with time. =smile=
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She has a mischievous smile at least!
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