I'm actually losing track of how many winter storms we've had over the last few days. Four, maybe five? Or more? It is on days like these recent ones that I most appreciate my artist friends and their works that bring back so very many happy memories of the past. I'm much too busy most of the time to dwell on the past normally. And perhaps that's a mistake.
Ted was born in South Africa in the late 1920s, lived in New York for much of his adult life, taught at Parsons School of Design, and retired to Marfa, Texas in 1997 where he passed. I have several Darrolls given to me by Ted before he moved. Below are his triptych, Diversity, and a nude study.
Aedwyn Darroll
Aedwyn Darroll - Triptych at the Opera
Aedwyn Darroll - Triptych at the Opera
Aedwyn Darroll - Triptych at the Opera
Aedwyn Darroll - Diversity
Aedwyn Darroll - Nude
There are flowers this tine of the year and promises of more to come soon.
Witch-hazel - Hamamelis
Witch-hazel - Hamamelis
Witch-hazel - Hamamelis
Winter Aconite - Eranthis
Winter Aconite - Eranthis
Hellebore Flower Buds
Hellebore Flower Buds
A break in the clouds over Lake Huron created a slash of sun strike on the water. Surprisingly beautiful.
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