Tag: colour

I’m sure that was a gunshot
All that seemed long ago now
And on the pedestal these words appear
I want to see Africa!
Maybe we’ll go together, the three of us
He laughs then, a queer, sad laugh
You don’t ever have to say anything
We stayed strong for a very long time
I started putting tags up when I was about 9
I would read the streets as I went round the city
We might as well have a disco!
All is well
Her mind runs free
Gone fishing
Spent nearly twenty-four hours here, alone
It was a subtile message
I am accustomed by long habit to being in a chain of command
I shall make inquiries. It is strange.
Finally a horn sounded from the marshes
I beg your pardon?
I see incontrovertible signs of nakedness in her
For some reason, the background seems to have gone silent
He feels a great weight pressing down on his head
Do you really think it will go unnoticed?
At any rate, the Wheel has now turned again
You could not extract the Philosophic Mercury from gold
That? It is a hole in the wall, a niche, a dovecote
It was the sort of dilemma that might make a fellow anxious
He paid close attention to his appearance
I don’t want anything
Was she shaking like a leaf?
They are waiting for you
He relaxed, smiling as he looked out the window
Young and broke and on the dole
Well, in any case it is certainly an improvement on your appearance the last time I saw you
All of it made noise that merged together into a mad grind
Just so – if only we could jump fast enough, or had a strong enough wind at our backs, we could all be planets
Do you have any idea why I’m different?
They don’t give you a manual
She would not let them see how they had unsettled her
She was a puzzle to him
Try to think as little about yourself as possible
He had, especially in the evening, these sudden thunderclaps of fear
Of course, you know Masaccio was the first to make use of Brunelleschi’s architectural perspective?
No other painter, not even Leonardo, changed so quickly and with such amazing results
You see, Masaccio made an astonishing leap between the style of the San Giovanni triptych and the Trinity
What is interesting is that the doctrine fo redemption is also a blurring, a sfumatura, of space and time
You must see this vaulted ceiling. The perspective, the blurring, the vanishing point
… in seeing the forms in the painting as real, believe in the subject
The receding diagonals give the illusion of reality so that one might, …