ONE LOVELY DRAWING, part 14
This beautiful drawing was done in 1915 by Rudolph Schindler, an architect in Taos, New Mexico. It was part of a proposal for an adobe home for a local doctor, Paul Martin.
This is a museum quality drawing, but it was far too useful to hang in a museum.
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This is a museum quality drawing, but it was far too useful to hang in a museum.
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posted by David Apatoff at 12:07 AM
8 Comments:
Reminds me of Mike Mignola.
Reminds me of Mike Mignola.
Ha,ha, ha,ha! jd, do you mean Hellboy Mike Mignola?? I don't see the similarity. Besides, Mike's bald.
catherine
Really lovely, David.
I like the drawing, but the shrub in the foreground left me clueless for a while until I desciphered it was a shrub. At first I thought it was some abandoned breeches in the desert.
dfernitti, I had the same problem. I thought it was a insignia, but odd. couldn't decipher it for a while. And not to be nitpicky (cause I like the picture) but what is the angular shape in the cloud.
OK, I know this is not artistic analysis....sorry.
cp
lol yes..
its WAAY to useful!
is part of the building hanging off the cliff?
lol
great drawing
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