A while after my book was completed my imagination still ran amok ! He was happily married to Odette ,so they adopted the cutest girl originally from Japan, and named her Jasmine. Not only was Vincent enthralled with Japanese art but Odette was ecstatic with the creative brilliance of patterns in the prints that they collected .Her curiosity kept her awake at night dreaming of stitches ,fabrics ,and simplified clear cut images that she could use in her latest quilt for their miraculous daughter. Jasmine was a born astrologist , naturalist, and wrote the most sensitive Haikus mainly ever ,which covered the whole universe in her young mind. She kept these in a lock box under the bedroom floor as there was a bit way too much art ,literature ,and poetry in that house of geniuses for her liking sometimes. A community garden need tending daily and a weekly trip to the aquarium was required for the intended freshwater pond to be built in the summer months. Color and shape along with unity were my goals here as I contrasted the two panels to compliment each other . The question is somewhat deeper as what constitutes a NORMAL life for these exceptionally gifted people ,and is this the way society only considers artists ,or can their brethren accept them as they strive to participate in society in a meaningful manner ? These are happy joyous pictures about grand times in the scheme of life here. The price is $1800 for both and I will pay shipping and taxes. They both are on masonite panels and I used lightfast acrylic markers also. I have sprayed these with a UV Archival Fixative and suggest framing with UV Glass and no direct sunlight please.
