Vogue wrote of an interview with artist Cy Twombly just before he passed away. “I fall in love with places,” he admitted. And, I fall in love with HIS places. It seems that I’m not the only one. Magazine 032c called him the “emperor of the decorators,” and a New York Times remarked that he, “lived the poetry of his work.” Let's see why.
Hola , Como Va Siendo Habitual , Necesito Unos Días Para Leer Con Tranquilidad , Estos Fabulosos Ensayos. Enhorabuena Otra Vez. Que Se Puede Decir De Cy Twombly , Pues Nada Más Que Era Un Genio , Y Uno De Los Grandes Artistas Contemporáneos Del Siglo XX. Aún Me Acuerdo Del Revuelo Que Se Monto En España , Cuando El Centro De Arte Reina Sofía ( Madrid ) , Pago 555 Millones De Las Antiguas Pesetas , Por Un Cuadro Suyo En Una Subasta , En La Galería Sotheby's De Nueva York ( 17-11-1999 ). Un Saludo.
What a fascinating insight into one of my favorite artists! There's something that calls me to Twombly's work too. I was lucky to see his first exhibit in Mexico, at Museo Jumex a few years ago and I could've stayed there forever. There's something very raw in his work, but as you say, there's a veil of mystery, like an old language waiting to be deciphered. After this post I want to dive into his work even deeper!!! Thanks for this.
Hola , Como Va Siendo Habitual , Necesito Unos Días Para Leer Con Tranquilidad , Estos Fabulosos Ensayos. Enhorabuena Otra Vez. Que Se Puede Decir De Cy Twombly , Pues Nada Más Que Era Un Genio , Y Uno De Los Grandes Artistas Contemporáneos Del Siglo XX. Aún Me Acuerdo Del Revuelo Que Se Monto En España , Cuando El Centro De Arte Reina Sofía ( Madrid ) , Pago 555 Millones De Las Antiguas Pesetas , Por Un Cuadro Suyo En Una Subasta , En La Galería Sotheby's De Nueva York ( 17-11-1999 ). Un Saludo.
I always look forward to your lovely and kind comments!! Thank you! 555 million for a painting! Pure insanity!
Gorgeous post! Thank you
Thank you for this sweet note!
What a fascinating insight into one of my favorite artists! There's something that calls me to Twombly's work too. I was lucky to see his first exhibit in Mexico, at Museo Jumex a few years ago and I could've stayed there forever. There's something very raw in his work, but as you say, there's a veil of mystery, like an old language waiting to be deciphered. After this post I want to dive into his work even deeper!!! Thanks for this.