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My Inspirations for March

Apr 5, 2014
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In March my focus was still on music, but a very well known artist caught my attention – Van Gogh. (He was born on 30. March 1853., so his birthday was a few days ago.) His life seems so sad and his paintings mirrored the pain he lived with. I love the song La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a sigh) by Manic Street Preachers and I’m mentioning this song because these words, loosely translated as ‘The sadness persists’, are Vincent Van Gogh’s last words. Imagine what kind of sadness he was struggling with that even his last words were about sadness. I’ve also been reading Rimbaud and Verlaine this month and I’ve read Kerouac’s On the Road – a book I’ve been fascinated with. Beat generation inspired me to live now; at the moment.

1889. The Starry Night - van gogh
1888.  Vase with 12 sunflowers by van Gogh
1888. Bedroom in Arles by Van Gogh
1888. Self-Portrait with Straw Hat - Van Gogh
1871. Arthur Rimbaud
1896. The Garden of Death - Hugo Simberg (Finnish) a
1940s actresses
1940s Saddle Shoes and wool skirts
1940s black velvet cocktail length dress hat shoes full skirt square neckline
on the road
 
 
 

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