See how happy the blues can make you feel – with a visit to the Hirshhorn Museum to see
Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers. Just don't dally ... the exhibit ends Sept. 12. Meantime, you can take a look at a great preview of the exhibit,
here.
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| Monochrome bleu sans titre (IKB 67), 1959 |
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| Monochrome bleu sans titre (M 113), 1956 |
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| Do-Do-Do (RE 16), 1960 |
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| Monochrome bleu sans titre (IKB 179), 1957 |
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| Ci-git l'Espace (RP 3), 1960 |
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| Monochromes bleu, or, rose, argent, noir (D 30), ca. 1960 |
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| Cosmogenie de la pluie (COS 36), 1961 |
The French artist with great dramatic flair patented his very own color,
Klein International Blue. His poor bride had to wear a crown painted that signature hue for their wedding, and was still upstaged by her flamboyantly attired groom.
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| Paris wedding, 1962. |
How does art make you feel?
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2 comments:
Wow.
Like the color, too bad for the bride. She looks less than enthusiastic.
I think living with the right type of art can sorely make you smile and put a spring in your daily step. But I am a stickler for finding the right piece for the right place or vica versa findingthe right piece and making it work in the right space.
L.
I love the Klein's blue . And the blue you can in the Majorelle's villa in Marrakech, it is so brightful and gorgeous
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