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#1
May 21st 04, 10:58 AM
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Textile Artist - Julieanne Long
The website of Julieanne Long has reciently been update to include a
gallery of her amazing work. To veiw the work of this UK Textile artist please visit www.textileartist.co.uk 
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May 22nd 04, 01:21 PM
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Am I odd (QUIET!!!) but this kind of stuff does absolutely nothing for me.
Seascape???? Waste of paperclips! Pat P "Charlotte" wrote in message om... The website of Julieanne Long has reciently been update to include a gallery of her amazing work. To veiw the work of this UK Textile artist please visit www.textileartist.co.uk
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#3
May 23rd 04, 02:19 AM
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-- X-No-Archive: yes "Pat P" wrote in message news:xyHrc.37$TZ1.4@newsfe6-win... Am I odd (QUIET!!!) but this kind of stuff does absolutely nothing for me. Seascape???? Waste of paperclips! It's not to my taste either, Pat. emerald (obviously a philistine! LOL)
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#4
May 23rd 04, 10:16 AM
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Thank goodness I`m not alone. LOL! I always think "All that work, and for
WHAT?" The paperclip thing is something you get moaned at for doing when you`re having a spell of boredom in the office! I admire their tenacity, though - I`m pretty tenacious myself, when it comes to nit-picky precise work. Mind you, I could never stand Picasso, either - yet I like a lot of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. (I think I mean Barbara Hepworth - I`m bad at remembering names! On the whole, though, I much prefer beautifully painted representations that you can RECOGNISE! Pat P "emerald" wrote in message news:G_Src.568447$Ig.173243@pd7tw2no... -- X-No-Archive: yes "Pat P" wrote in message news:xyHrc.37$TZ1.4@newsfe6-win... Am I odd (QUIET!!!) but this kind of stuff does absolutely nothing for me. Seascape???? Waste of paperclips! It's not to my taste either, Pat. emerald (obviously a philistine! LOL)
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#5
May 23rd 04, 11:55 AM
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Ohh i like some of Henri moore`s work , but not all
his works as to Picasso ??? i am not syre some works i liked when i was younger , and now i don`t like anymore , some i learned to like only lately ,,,, he has so many `periods` ,, mirjam Thank goodness I`m not alone. LOL! I always think "All that work, and for WHAT?" The paperclip thing is something you get moaned at for doing when you`re having a spell of boredom in the office! I admire their tenacity, though - I`m pretty tenacious myself, when it comes to nit-picky precise work. Mind you, I could never stand Picasso, either - yet I like a lot of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. (I think I mean Barbara Hepworth - I`m bad at remembering names! On the whole, though, I much prefer beautifully painted representations that you can RECOGNISE! Pat P "emerald" wrote in message news:G_Src.568447$Ig.173243@pd7tw2no... -- X-No-Archive: yes "Pat P" wrote in message news:xyHrc.37$TZ1.4@newsfe6-win... Am I odd (QUIET!!!) but this kind of stuff does absolutely nothing for me. Seascape???? Waste of paperclips! It's not to my taste either, Pat. emerald (obviously a philistine! LOL)
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#6
May 24th 04, 08:50 AM
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Obviously you are all entitled to your opinion, what work have you
done? Maybe you could put it on the web! Personally I think the work of Julieanne Long Textile artist is brilliant, everything she has created is completely unique, I am sure I am not alone in thinking her work is brilliant.
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#7
May 24th 04, 03:32 PM
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X-No-Archive: yes "Pat P" wrote in message ... Mind you, I could never stand Picasso, either - yet I like a lot of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. Interesting! They're both so abstract and modern. As Mirjam mentioned in regard to herself, my tastes have changed a lot recently. Whereas before I used to like very finely detailed paintings, now I find myself leaning towards pieces with broad and bold colouring - like Georgia O Keeffe. I find it fascinating the way different things "call" to different people. In my area there are many West Coast Native Artists with enthusiastic followers. While I can appreciate the workmanship of the carvings and paintings they don't resonate with me at all. Each to his/her own. emerald
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#8
May 24th 04, 04:40 PM
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I love the bright, vibrant artistry of the Ndebele women - the ones who
decorate their houses with such dramatic effect - including all sorts of things of the modern world with more traditional ideas in their painting. It doesn`t mean that I`d like to paint my own house like that though! Pat P "emerald" wrote in message news:LHnsc.544607$Pk3.497689@pd7tw1no... -- X-No-Archive: yes "Pat P" wrote in message ... Mind you, I could never stand Picasso, either - yet I like a lot of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth. Interesting! They're both so abstract and modern. As Mirjam mentioned in regard to herself, my tastes have changed a lot recently. Whereas before I used to like very finely detailed paintings, now I find myself leaning towards pieces with broad and bold colouring - like Georgia O Keeffe. I find it fascinating the way different things "call" to different people. In my area there are many West Coast Native Artists with enthusiastic followers. While I can appreciate the workmanship of the carvings and paintings they don't resonate with me at all. Each to his/her own. emerald
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