Au rythme des couleurs
Lisa Perry’s dress. The background is a part of a Sonia Delaunay’s painting named “Rythme”, 1938. Sonia Delaunay is a famous Op art artist. Different versions : Op art was an inspiration for Sixties designers : Source : Pinterest
Bastille day celebrations at night
Bastille day is a French national holiday celebrated each year on the July 14th. In France, we call this day the “Fête Nationale” or “Fête du 14 juillet”. It commemorates the storming of the Parisian prison, named Bastille in 1789. It marked the beginning of the French Revolution. Every July 14th, in Paris, an army…
“Love letters to Rossetti” by the photographer Donna Lee Steven
Australian born, Donna Stevens produces photoshoots for magazines and fine art world. In this serie of photos, the photographer pays a tribute to the Pre Raphaelite painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti. The British painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882), figure of the Pre Raphaelite movement : “The Pre-Raphaelites were a secret society of young artists (and one…
View on Antibes
Red Valentino’s dress. Antibes, ville de mon enfance, Objet de mon affection, A jamais dans mon esprit et mon cœur… Claude Monet painted the French Riviera and Antibes several times. This piece of art called “View seen from the Salis garden” was realized in 1888. Antibes is a well known town on the French Riviera,…
Le soleil illuminait de ses derniers rayons, la Mer Méditerranée
Andrea Fohrman designed the earrings (clouds) and the pink dress is from Paule Ka. The background is a part of Claude Monet’s painting called “Coucher de soleil à Venise” (1908).
Mulan au bord de l’eau
The blouse inspired by Mulan is a collaboration between Mary Katrantzou and Disney. This painting called “Water lilies” was made by Claude Monet in 1916.
The painting studio Janet Hill
Janet Hill and John Woodward, the husband and wife duo are behind the Janet Hill Studio. The talented pair creates graceful, charming, joyful and retro paintings and illustrations. They have a website (https://www.janethillstudio.com) and an online boutique (https://www.janethillstudio.com/shop).
Austrian fashion
Elfenkleid, Lena Hoschek and Suzanne Bisovsky are Austrian fashion brands i like. The angels are a part of “the Beethoven frise” painted by the Austrian Gustav Klimt. As background, i use an other Klimt’s work “The apple tree”. Besides, the red bands are a reference to the Austrian flag. Suzanne Bisovsky
Songe d’une après-midi d’automne
This painting called “Autumn at Eragny” was realized by Camille Pissarro. The tittle i gave to this set is inspired by the William Shakespeare’s comedy “Songe d’une nuit d’été”.
Colorful illusion
This painting was made by the Op art artist Victor Vasarely. Mary Katrantzou’s dress.
Lost in the Equatorial jungle
This painting called “The equatorial jungle” was painted by Henri Rousseau in 1909.
A sparkling night
The painting is called “Fireworks in Nice” and was painted by the Russian artist Nicolas Tarkhoff (1871-1930) :
Sparkling birds flying in the azur sky in an orange garden
The painting is in the Villa di Livia, in Roma.
Dreaming of a perfumed and singing garden
The floral paintings are from the Villa Di Livia in Roma, Italy. The yellow dress is a Alexander McQueen’s creation.
The French Riviera in painting
The view of maritime pines, The blue of the sky and the sea, Fill my heart with joy. Sweet childhood memories ; Reminiscence of the past.
La grâce et la beauté personnifiées
“Beauty without grace is a spring without verdure” Mirabeau Paule Ka’s dress and a part of the Botticelli painting “Venus and the three Graces”. Sources : mon-poeme.fr and pinterest.com
A starry night
The sky is a part of the Vincent Van Gogh painting “Starry night over the Rhone” :
The American painter Will Cotton
Will Cotton (born in 1965) is an American painter whose favourite subjects are sugar (candies, pastries…) and female nudes. Besides painting (oil on linen), he draws and sculpts. He creates surrealistic landscapes teeming with candies and pastries.
A whirlwind of colours
I used the painting “Nataraja” realised by the British Op art artist Bridget Riley in 1993 :
