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such a heartbreaking simplicity - I don't know why "heartbreaking", it's just there, I feel it
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After my own heart, you...
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Congratulations very. Well done!
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Yes indeed. Such a beautiful unassuming thing, which is of course the point. But what really grabs me by my constitutional amendments is the tulip-shaped escapee in the wall plaster. There's even a space below, where it escaped from. It made me think of Le Ballon Rouge , one of my favourite-ever whimsies. Thank you.Message edited by author 2017-04-28 15:48:03.
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Clouds frozen into plaster, with tourists-tulips ogling the frieze.
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You nailed it - minimalisticly perfect
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This I would have missed if you had not shown it to me.
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Oh wow. This is excellent. So well seen and produced
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perfectly composed, so I can feel the tulips more than see them.
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Love the wall and Brice Marden-ish color and austerity. Haven't quite decided about the tulips but for now they seem an intrusion of nature pulling back to reality. Or maybe that's a good thing.
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very satisfying. such a light hand with the ingredients.
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Well presented, in my opinion. The tulips are making a cautious approach to the Great Wall, in hopes they'll be accepted and yet not overpowering.
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I like the bits of added color. I wonder what a lower starting perspective would have brought to this though.
the rear wall
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