Way too much to do. Way too much to think about. And so much to care deeply for. But, all are important...especially the latter.
So, for now...here's something that's been 'going around' the internet: 500 Years of Female Portraits in Western Art. I see that one reviewer suggested that it could be improved upon by using different music. So...the Sarabande from Bach's unaccompanied cello suite in G major isn't everyone's cup of tea!?!
Here...
...it's ALL about Charlotte
About Me
- DearestDragonfly
- I'm a baby boomer, married to a Carioca, with three children, Sarah, Summer, Jordan - each of whom is greater than the sum of their parents. Nana Dragonfly to Charlotte!!!! Mom to Lucy, the wonder border collie, Bixby, the orange tabby terror, and Kippy Kadoo, the crazy Bengal. Connoisseur of all things dark-chocolate and always ready for a new incarnation of it, preferably with a 'higher percentage'. Can you spell addict?
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Even though you are so very, very, very busy you still had time to share this. I watched, and loved them all!! Don't work yourself too hard dearest dragonfly!
Wow. They seem to all have the same eyes throughout the movement--I know it's an illusion, but they do seem to share that element.
Some of them look contented, but none of them looks very happy. I wonder if that says anything about women throughout history.
Eerie, isn't it. I'm amazed at the creator's artistry and mastery of technology.
I suppose there's an odd kind of drama in the somber faces. Maybe they preferred that. In the other 'corner' might be today's faux smiles - often modeled by celebrities - that also belie an emptiness.
Oh Miss Brenda, seeing this video oh your page made me so happy, I too have it posted on mine because I absolutely fell in love with it. But to know that it indeed is making its way around the internet gladdens my heart.
Oh, Lauren, So glad we could share the love of this beauty together!!! So where is your 'world'?
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