For One Liner Wednesday:

Golder October
Alfred Thompson Bricher1870
Wild is the music of the autumnal winds amongst the faded woods.
William Wordsworth

Autumn Woods
J. Francis Murphy
1912
For One Liner Wednesday:

Golder October
Alfred Thompson Bricher1870
Wild is the music of the autumnal winds amongst the faded woods.
William Wordsworth

Autumn Woods
J. Francis Murphy
1912
Autumn seemed to arrive suddenly that year. The morning of the first September was crisp and golden as an apple.

Autumn on the Moor
Otto Modersohn1895

Autumn Flowerbaskets
OGATA Kenzan18th century

Eastern Seacoast In Autumn
Alfred Eisenstaedt1968


I love Flash Mobs- some are better then others but for the most part they’re just great no matter what the skill level is.
One of my friends brought this clip to my attention and I just fell in love with it!
I’ve included some interesting facts about the Night Watch, a copy of the painting itself and below is a clip showing how the Flash Mob was choreographed.
I hope you enjoy this post- it’s a fun one to noodle around in!

“The Night Watch” Rembrandt van Rijn
Note: I n 1715, upon its removal from the Kloveniersdoelen to the Amsterdam Town Hall, the painting was trimmed on all four sides. This was done, presumably, to fit the painting between two columns and was an all-too-common practice before the 19th century. This alteration resulted in the loss of two characters on the left side of the painting, the top of the arch, the balustrade, and the edge of the step. This balustrade and step were key visual tools used by Rembrandt to give the painting a forward motion.