Abraham Shilon @AShilon

@anandn07 Fantastic work my friend 👊💯💯

@MartineArtB @karen_tier70638 @MorganaPictures @BeanieBlossom @GigisAIArt247 @Hola01715308 @Ankit_patel211 @tucsontillie @Beebits69Claire @By0yom1 Merci beaucoup, Martine, c'est toujours un plaisir de vous inviter 😀🙌🎀✨

QT your ART🎨🖌️and Artists Beautiful art @karen_tier70638, appreciate the invite friend 😀🙌✨🎀 Care to join us our friends 🫶 @MorganaPictures @BeanieBlossom @GigisAIArt247 @Hola01715308 @Ankit_patel211 @tucsontillie @Beebits69Claire @MartineArtB @By0yom1 🤍🩶🩵

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QT you ART🎨🖌️and Artists All are welcome Inviting @RoseDenize @AShilon @bluegeorge9 Thank you for the invite my Ogre @OrigJP_93

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@karen_tier70638 @MorganaPictures @BeanieBlossom @GigisAIArt247 @Hola01715308 @Ankit_patel211 @tucsontillie @Beebits69Claire @MartineArtB @By0yom1 Thanks so much Karen, that's a real compliment for me 😀🙌🎀✨

@karen_tier70638 @RoseDenize @bluegeorge9 @OrigJP_93 Always welcome, Karen, appreciate you too my friend 😀🎀🙌✨

@Hola01715308 Thanks so much IV, and you're so welcome 😀🙌🎀✨

@Hola01715308 @karen_tier70638 @MorganaPictures @BeanieBlossom @GigisAIArt247 @Ankit_patel211 @tucsontillie @Beebits69Claire @MartineArtB @By0yom1 Thanks so much IV! 😀🙌 Always welcome my friend! 🎀✨

@McC3Kat @averagepoet @tucsontillie Thanks for the invite Kat, awesome prompt... in this set the effect of the double exposure is not really visible, but I've still picked them because I liked them 😁 🙌✨

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@tucsontillie Thanks so much CC! 😀🙌✨🎀

Good morning Fam☕☀️🌹 May this Tuesday be like a blank page waiting to be written, full of possibilities, perfumed like roses at dawn. May we find time to pause, and remember that life is not just rushing, but also contemplation.

You're very welcome, Morgana. You know, there’s something profoundly moving about how van Hauth, after losing almost everything in the flames of war, returned to the quiet poetry of everyday beauty... flowers that still bloom, books that still whisper, light that refuses to fade. In his brushstrokes we feel art’s greatest power: not just to survive, but to gently heal and remind us that creation is an act of hope. Thank you for always seeing these paintings with such a sensitive and poetic soul. Sharing them with you makes the art come alive even more. 🌹

@MorganaPictures De nada querida Morgana 🥰🌹

Prompt (MJ 8.1) A wide-angle oil painting in the romantic style depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, bathed in bright light beneath a sky adorned with soft clouds. Tall buildings with numerous windows stretch along the left side of the canal, while a light-colored campanile rises gracefully in the background. The water is animated by several sailboats with striking red masts, accompanied by smaller vessels. On the right, an imposing and ornate building with classical columns and grand steps serves as a focal point, where people gather on and around the steps. Gondolas glide elegantly through the canal, completing this vivid and atmospheric scene. --ar 3:2 --hd

Thank you Morgana for the invitation. Still Life with Flowers and Books, 1948 Emil van Hauth Emil van Hauth (1899–1974) was a German painter associated with the New Objectivity (Neue Sachlichkeit) movement, though his style heavily evolved to incorporate expressive, post-impressionist brushwork and structural arrangements later in his career. His work Still Life with Flowers and Books (Stilleben mit Blumen und Büchern) beautifully captures his approach to texture, color composition, and daily, grounded subject matter. Digging deeper into Still Life with Flowers and Books, several fascinating details emerge about its physical creation, its historical placement within the artist's life, and his broader artistic journey. 1. The Timeline and Rebirth of His Work The painting is signed and dated by the artist in the lower left corner as "van Hauth 48" (1948). This date is incredibly significant to his life story: - The Loss of Berlin: Just five years prior, in 1943, Van Hauth's Berlin studio was entirely destroyed during a World War II bombing raid. This cataclysmic event wiped out the vast majority of his lifetime work and early masterpieces from the Weimar era. - A Post-War Return: Painted in 1948, this artwork represents his post-war resurgence. Having fled devastated Berlin for his quiet childhood home region of the Eifel, he returned to fundamental, grounding themes—like domestic objects, fresh blooms, and literature—to rebuild his portfolio and process his survival. 2. Materials and Dimensions Medium: The piece is painted in oil on canvas, which was then laid down or mounted onto masonite (hardboard). This structural choice was common in post-war Europe when materials were scarce, providing a rigid, durable backing to protect the canvas. Size: It measures roughly $70 \times 49 \text{ cm}$ (approximately $27.5 \times 19.3 \text{ inches}$), making it an intimate, window-like look into a quiet room rather than a sweeping gallery mural. 3. A Shift from "New Objectivity" to "Cézanne Modernism" While van Hauth gained early fame in the 1920s as a member of the Berliner Secession (even serving as its final president before the Nazi party forced its closure in 1933) for his crisp, sharp, "New Objectivity" style, this 1948 piece highlights a massive evolution. Between 1927 and 1929, he lived and studied heavily in Paris. There, he fell in love with the work of Paul Cézanne. You can see Cézanne’s massive influence directly in Still Life with Flowers and Books: - Instead of the smooth, invisible brushwork of his 1920s portraits, he uses blocky, structural patches of paint to construct forms. - The perspective is slightly warped intentionally—the tabletop and the stack of books lean forward slightly toward the viewer, a classic Post-Impressionist technique used to emphasize the painting's flat canvas plane rather than creating a trick-of-the-eye 3D depth. It is an artwork born from survival, celebrating the endurance of quiet beauty through a heavy, tactile, and highly structured modern technique.

@MorganaPictures Thanks so much, Morgana, I wish you the same, beautiful soul, peace in you charming heart, good health and many many moments of joy and laughter, dear friend 🌹❤️

@JayKay65220066 Thanks Jay!😀🙌✨

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