This is one of the more modern pieces I saw during my recent visit to the Asian Art
Museum in San Francisco. What a treasure trove of exhibits it houses. I am anxious
to return soon to photograph more beautiful works of art.
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beautiful one!!!
ReplyDeleteBhupesh
I'll back to see more from you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like real...
ReplyDeletei love flowers and that is the most gorgeous picture.
ReplyDeleteit does look real - beautiful!
ReplyDeletePretty neat! Here's mine. See you around!
ReplyDeleteI love those colors, I find it very poetic.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was real when I first saw it. It still looks real to me.
ReplyDeleteHello dear friend, I haven't been around in a while! Glad to be back in your page. How have you been? Hope things are well, Carmen! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing realistic ceramic. If I ever get a chance to visit San Francisco again I'll be sure to visit this museum
ReplyDeleteoh, that is so beautiful Carmen, love the texture. looking forward to more of your photos of art.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteMy Mellow Yellow, mind to see it? Thanks!
Bhupesh -
ReplyDeleteI thought the flower was quite lovely, too - there was nothing else quite like it in the museum.
rainfield61 -
I certainly do hope you'll be back to visit. I would be very sad if you stayed away!
lina@home sweet home -
That flower does look real. It would certainly be nice to own one - especially for the winter months when there aren't fresh ones in our gardens!
(Liz) -
ReplyDeleteThis flower - stoneware - is so interesting. I wonder what the cost is of art like this. Way beyond my budget, I'm sure!
manuela -
The artist is so talented. Since it is a recent work, I wonder if he has others available for sale. I see that he is Japanese. I hope he was in the tsunami area.
STEF -
I'll get over to see your Mellow Yellow before the evening is over. Thanks for stopping by my page.
Leovi -
This flower is truly lovely. I guess I appreciate it even more since I have no artistic talent other than writing poetry.
Ratty -
I agree with you! This artist certainly has the ability to portray this flower so realistically. What a talent that is.
Tes -
ReplyDeleteMy Indian friend, who is the general manager of Masraff's, a very posh restaurant in Houston, keeps telling me I must come to visit. I hope to do so - I have several nurse friends in the area. I do hope we can have lunch together if I get there!
Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti -
I am so jealous, you are cavorting all about the world. Don't know how you'll find time to get back to San Francisco!
betchai -
The way I kill every plant I bring into the house, I think I need to invest in ceramic flowers and the like!!
chubskulit -
I am really late trying to get to Mellow Yellows tonight - spent most of the day out with Poetic Shutterbug!!!
Ah, but I miss living near an art museum that I loved.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteSnowbrush -
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that,in 34 years of living here, that's the first time I visited the Asian Art Museum. It is a fabulous place. San Franciscois blessed with so many wonderful museums and cultural events.
~✿~Icy BC -
I wish I had a flower of that quality to endure when other blooms have perished!!! In my travels about the world, I have seen some incredible works of art but really haven't had the funds to bring them home.
I can say I don't have to worry about killing plants anymore. I have learned how to love them.
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