Waterlillies at the orangery

 

 

 

 

 

A night at the museum

If Impressionism is an attempt to take reality and extract the impression out of it. what does a drawing whose subject is an impressionist masterpieces mean? a double extract? a way to pass the time?
Ah, you know what? forget it...


This time - some drawings from Musée d'Orsay (among others)
And if you missed my recommendation - take a look at this issue of Boo! Baa! Buu! with echos of the Leviathan

My take on an impressionist take on Elvis
(or "The trouble with impressionist is")

Beatriz Milhazes au fondation cartier

Monet - Orangeri​e

Monet - Orangeri​e, using some pens bought in the kiosk.

Honore@Ors​ay

indeed Don Quixote, Sancho Panza and the Dead Mule

Apparently, Honoré drew tons of them, as you can see (and even buy a poster) here.

I sat down to rest, right below a statue of Icarus, and took my time to draw him in relatively lots of detail, but I still prefer the fast one that came after...

Monet@Orsay

An attempt to catch the mist Monet lays down with pencils.

Monet@Orsay

If you look closely, you will see some visitors reflecting in the protecting glass. (at least I did...)

Monet@Orsay

Degas@Orsa​y

Degas@Or​say

Bonnard is someone I can't seem to get enough of... 

(but apparently this is Degas as well)

The guard was dosing off, so I started drawing and waiting for him to fall asleep. Suddenly he woke up, looked around, and mumbled something about him falling asleep and that he has to go take a walk.
The empty chair remained.

And to finish off, some Yidishkite
(from an Avi Nesher movie we just saw)