Monday, October 24, 2011

Chihuly redux

Anyone who's been coming around here for a while knows that I just can't get enough of Dale Chihuly's magnificent work, so what a treat to find that a number of his pieces were still on permanent display at Tel Aviv's Litvak Gallery even after the close of last winter's spectacular solo show.

Here's one of my favorites - a black and yellow basket with just enough of a red (ok, orangey-red, but definitely still in the red family) tinge around the top to sneak it in for this week's Ruby Tuesday ;).



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15 comments:

  1. Quite amazing how such beauty can be made.

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  2. Amazing!

    Lola:)

    PS Many thanks for stopping by - hope you enjoy my novel!

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  3. What a cool view! The black seems foreboding as it goes up to the precipice of the yellow. The brilliant golden hue gives me a feeling of depth, as if the drop is for a great distance. I'd watch my step...

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  4. Beautiful and original composition, I like, great.

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  5. What a beauty of dramatic colours and shapes. The shapes reminds me of the Finnish Alvar Alto's famous vases, but the colours; liquid lava in a black rock are unique.Your way of adding light to the photo surely even more enhanced the artist's work.
    Just great.

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  6. Lovely capture .. it flows so smoothly and gracefully ..

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  7. It looks like a lava flow!

    YEA FOR SCARLET

    Yea for scarlet, yea for red!
    Yea for summertime that’s fled
    To some far-off frigid place,
    Where no ruby shows its face!


    © 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher

    Tired Old Apples

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  8. This is a very interesting view of one of Chihuly's pieces.

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  9. I think you've captured the essence of the piece beautifully!

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  10. This photo is very like me. Great job and interesting color. I send you greetings! / Peter

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  11. I love the lines
    beautifully captured Robin
    hugs to the kids :)

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