Favourite Artworks From the Boston Museum of Fine Arts
<p>I’ve haven’t looked at Claude Monet’s paintings in-depth before and this was the first time to really witness his use of colour in capturing morning (left) /night (right) portraits of a simple scene. The choices of his blue for the morning for me was done perfectly where it captured the fuzziness of the hours of 6:00 am as the sun slowly creeps in. The haziness, I feel, stems from eyelids are not fully open and I’m escaping my night trance.</p>
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<p><strong>Zetsu #8</strong></p>
<p>I loved this piece and the passion that came from it. The artist exploded in a kiln firing when working with extreme heats in these rock formations.</p>
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