Classical Still Life
Posted in Quality Painting on 07/07/2009 01:00 pm by adminClassical Still Life
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 Claude Monet Stiller Winkel Oil Painting repro  US $24.99
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 Oil Painting repro Jean-Francois Millet The Angelus US $49.00
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 Gustave Courbet The Man with a Pipe Oil Painting repro US $49.00
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 Franz Unterberger In The Garden, Amalfi Coast Art repro US $49.00
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 Oil Painting repro Joseph Farquharson Sheep in the Snow US $49.00
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 Hippolyte Flandrin Young Male by the Sea Painting repro US $49.00
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 Gerome Duel After a Masquerade Ball Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 Felix Ziem Harbour in Constantinople Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 William Bouguereau Evening Mood Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 Oil Painting repro John William Waterhouse Destiny US $149.00
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 Thomas Ralph Spence Sleeping Beauty Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 Martin Heade Orchid & Hummingbirds Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 George Inness The Trout Brook Oil Painting repro US $99.00
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 Thomas Moran Cliffs of the Upper Colorado River repro US $99.99
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 John Singer Sargent El Jaleo Oil Painting repro 36x48'' US $199.00
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 PAINTING SIMONE FONFREIDE FAUVIST LANDSCAPE AUVERGNE 26 US $249.99
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 PAINTING SIMONE FONFREIDE FAUVIST LANDSCAPE AUVERGNE 24 US $249.99
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 Frank Potter Spring Flowers Still Life Oil Painting US $1,329.30
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 Still Life with a Pomegranate Augustin Ribot oil repro US $99.00
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 English School Grapes Peaches Still Life Oil Painting US $664.30
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 English School Apples Grapes Still Life Oil Painting US $664.30
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What do you think one of my favorite classic poems?
"Oh, my luve is like a red, red rose, this is a new sprung in June, my luve is like the melodie That's sweetly played in tune. As fair art thou, my Bonnie lass, so deep in luve am, and they will luve still, my dear, Till a 'seas gang dry. To a "sea gang dry, my dear, and rocks melt Wi "sun: OI will love more, baby While the sands o 'life shall run. and tariffs, they weel, my only luve, and tariffs they weel awhile! And I will come again, my luve, although have been ten thousand miles "-? (I know that the poet, I read several of his poems. Tip: classical poetry, and not American!) 1. Who is the poet? 2. How do you feel while reading this poem? Can you say what dialect you use? 3. Did you know which other lyrics he wrote that annual sings around the world?
Author: Robert Burns song sung year: old days talk: How Scots feel when read the poem: I felt poignant sense loyalty to one person, regardless distance or cost, or better bad. Something missing in our day and age. It is distressing that many this day and age feel relationships and marriages are disposeable; really tragic and sad.