Follow this link to the PDF about Marianne North: left click on blue link below then left click on link to pdf below that.
Marilyn Szalay (1950-2012) Drawings
If you want to look at Lynn’s drawings and art, click on the link below.
Link to her drawings
I wrote the section called “About Lynn”:
About Lynn
Babies, Kids and Haiku
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Babies, Kids, Haiku
Historical Delusions In Religions and Modernist Ideologies
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Historical Delusions in Religions and Modernist Ideologies
Book 1: The Political Nature of the Religions
Book 2 The Paranoid Fictions of Guenon and Followers
Book 3: Persistent Illusions
“Staying Amazed”: Universal Realism and the Science of Seeing
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My trilogy, collectively called Persistant Fictions, also contains a few essays on art. I situate art history with a wide cultural and historical context. Some of this is in the following exhibit, but much more is in the essays on Praxiteles: “Misuses of Scholarship in the Making of the Myth” and “Beyond the Dead End of Traditional and (Post)/Modernist Aesthetics”
See also my Blog which contains many essays on my art and that of others. Here:
https://markkoslowspaintingsthoughtandnature.wordpress.com/Staying Amazed- Final
Doing Drawings at the Cleveland Museum of Art
The notion of Mastery has several definitions in the dictionary. One evokes the idea of slavery, serfs and peasants, as well as the corresponding overlord, conqueror, monarch or or suzerain– the ‘Master’, precisely… Continue reading “Doing Drawings at the Cleveland Museum of Art”
Drawing Horses
I’ve been drawing horses when I can for six of seven years now. Not very often, just when there is a horse show or my daughter is riding. We found a good teacher for a few years but then she left and we have not found a good one to replace her. In any case, I have not drawn horses very much, and am only at the beginning of this study. So this is really a blog post about beginning this inquiry. Continue reading “Drawing Horses”
Drawing Baseball
I love kid’s baseball. I played it alot when I was a kid. I was not very good at playing on teams, partly because I never learned how. My first team was the Shetland Ponies, when I was 7. When 10 or 11, I was set up on a team called the Cardinals, where all the kids were nearly two years older than I was and that makes a huge difference. I struck out all that summer. I never got one hit. It got so bad I started crying before I even got up to bat. But with the neighborhood kids, it was a fair game and I did pretty well. Indeed, i loved it, from playing pickle to having real games with all the boys in the neighborhood. Continue reading “Drawing Baseball”
Part II: Cuyahoga National Park: Paintings, Writings
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Cuyahoga National Park-Paintings,Writings– Part 1
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