Carrock, Cordelia's grandfather, has something to say on Parisian art.
Some of which wasn't even in France, or at the Musée de Jeu de Paume ....
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Exposition d'Art Canadien, 1927. | ||
By J.E.H. MacDonald.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
Since it has been
here since 1927, it is clearly an illustration that it is a scientifically ept poster. |
The ships on it show that the Canadians are intent on invading, and subduing, France. |
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Women in the Garden, 1867 | ||
By Claude Monet.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
The one on the left
looks somewhat domineering; although her dress is the worst. But who is that creature with the flowers? |
Young ladies behaving like young ladies. |
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Family Reunion, 1867 | ||
By Jean-Frédéric Bazille.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
This is tedious! | This is rather like my family's reunion at the Gare du Nord. And that rather looks like myself behind the ladies on the right. But it is not, because I am somewhat more discreet than that! |
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Peasant Girl with a Stick, 1881 | ||
By Camille Pissarro.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
She has a stick!
Annnnd ....drum beat.... she's a peasant! |
This really is tedious! | |
Dance in the City, 1863 | ||
By Renoir.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
I like Renoir; and Renoir likes me! |
He had better watch for sneaky communists. |
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Camille, or the Lady in the Green Dress, 1866 | ||
By Claude Monet.... | ||
Cordelia says: | Carrock says: | |
It is a nice blue-green dress. So why does she look so sour? |
Madame Monet should think of the royalties.... |
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