Harold J. Nichols (1924 — 2013) (c) 2019 JMN
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The Un-Rosie Side
Twenty-five-year-old Guy de Montlaur was a heroic French commando in Normandy on D-Day. Having studied before that for a promising art career, he evoked his war-time experience on canvas until his death in 1977 at 58. The National World War … Continue reading
Parting Looks — HJN
Harold J. Nichols (1924 — 2013) (c) 2019 JMN
Tagged drawing, painting, Texas artist
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Parting Looks — HJN
Harold J. Nichols (1924 — 2013) (c) 2019 JMN
Tagged art, painting, Texas artist
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Parting Looks — HJN
Harold J. Nichols (1924 — 2013) (c) 2019 JMN
Tagged drawing, painting, Texas artist
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Two Takes
If there were a muse named Ironia, it strikes me that she would be an inspiration for Rutene Merk and Lynn Hershman Leeson. The two images below have little in common other than depicting females. They both incite interest, however, … Continue reading
Surrealism’s Daughters
The creature with a “cow’s head” in Carrington’s “And Then We Saw the Daughter of the Minotaur” looks like the minotaur bred a doe, which of course is surreally plausible. The French capital was alive with Surrealism and its contagious … Continue reading →