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IL PRIMO SETTEMBRE / SEPTEMBER FIRST (Encore)
On this first day of September, I felt it appropriate to share the poem SEPTEMBER FIRST written by Luciano Somma. As in all of Luciano’s poetry, we feel the sentimental spirit of one of Italy’s foremost poets. I am always … Continue reading
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Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, autumn, autumn colors, ballare, ballet, blue, bold colors, botanical, calligraphy, clouds, connecticut, contemporary, contemporary art, dance, dancers, dancing, dancing figures, decorative art, design, designer art, East Hampton, fall, fall colors, fantasy, figurative art, figures, floral, flowers, fun art, gold, green, impressionistic, italian poetry, jazz, landscape, leaves, Luciano Somma poesie Poesia Italiana, Luciano somma september, lupin, minimalism, miro`, modern art, mountains, movement, music, music notes, nature, new england, orange, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, tourism, tranaslations, travel, trees, yellow abstract
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DANCE FEVER 2
DANCE FEVER 2 Whenever I get painter’s block (that’s what I call it when my mind hits a snag, and I can’t come up with a subject for my next painting) I revert to what I call fun art. I … Continue reading
Posted in original art
Tagged abstract, allegretto art, allegretto design, ballare, ballet, black, black figures, bold colors, calligraphy, contemporary art, dance, dancers, dancing, dancing figures, decorative art, design, designer art, fantasy, figurative art, figures, fun art, jazz, minimalism, miro`, modern art, movement, music, music notes, music staff, musica, musical, orange, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, paul klee, red, retro art, whimsical, yellow
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RIPOSE – 2 – FEMALE NUDE
My inspiration for painting this minimalist Nude stems from the abstract paper cutouts by Matisse and Paul Klee’s suggestion to “Take a line for a walk.” Yes, I know, repose is spelled with an “e,” but spelling the word correctly … Continue reading
Posted in abstract art, Art, minimalism art, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract art, abstract nude, acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, black and white art, calligraphy art, contemporary art, donna, erotic art, erotica art, eroticism, fantasia, fantasy, female nude art, figurative art, funky art, nude, nude art, nudo, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, seated nude
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Ripose 1 In Red – Female Nude
Sometimes it’s fun to step away from complicated drawings and just see how few lines are necessary to create a recognizable image that is pleasing to the eye. Why did I add the red? Does it have some deep exotic, … Continue reading
Ripose 1
I have always admired Matisse. His flurry of primary colors never cease to thrill me. And I find it exciting that he deliberately flouted the conventional rules of drawing and perspective. I like the fact that he continued to develop … Continue reading
Pamela Allegretto Artist/Author 