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Saturday, May 14, 2011

and travelling around with a sketchbook....

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Ann Knickerbocker
I am a painter. My portfolio can be found at annknickerbocker.com and my Instagram account is artistinanaframe. Over 20+ years, we took our children to France as often as we could, for 7 summers, and for 8 months in the Poitou-Charentes. Then the two of us spent two years in Normandy, where we bought a 19th-century stone house. But, we discovered we couldn't really BE French. We lived for seven years in Northern California, where I was a member of the wonderful Gallery Route One in Point Reyes Station. We left to come back East, first to Western Massachusetts, and in February 2020, we moved to Old Saybrook, Connecticut. I am en elected member of the Essex Art Association and a member of Gallery One CT. Another blog "A Small, Fine-Art Sketchbook," a story with images, was written from February through June of 2013. And, before that, is my blog from 2010, available on my website.
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  • landscape painting
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  • Larry Rivers
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  • Lawrence Durrell
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  • Michaelangelo
  • Michelangelo
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  • nude vs. naked
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  • Ocean Park series
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  • odalisque paintings
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  • orange square
  • organic shape
  • Orientalist painting
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  • Originality of the Avant-Garde
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  • Ouides
  • out of white paint
  • oyster
  • oyster-rocks
  • oysters
  • Pablo Picasso
  • painted chairs
  • painterly
  • Painterly Eyes
  • painterly nude
  • painting
  • painting about feeling
  • painting and photography
  • painting and space
  • painting in progress
  • painting in the flow
  • painting is secretive
  • painting-in-progress
  • paintings of rooms
  • Paisieu
  • Pam Erickson
  • Paper Garden
  • PARIS
  • Paris nude
  • partly-finished sketch
  • Patricia Cohen
  • Patricia Meyer Spacks
  • Patrick Graham
  • Patrick Wilson
  • pattern and repetition
  • Paul Cézanne
  • Paul Klee
  • Paul Mellon
  • peach and pear against French script
  • pears
  • peas
  • pelicans
  • peonies
  • perfect art
  • perfect space
  • perfect squirrel
  • perfect surface
  • perfection
  • personal painting
  • perspective
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  • Philip Seymour Hoffman
  • Phillip Hua
  • Philomene Pirecki
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  • photofunia
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  • Pic-St.-Loup
  • picasso
  • Picasso-esque sketch
  • Pissarro's People
  • Plato
  • play
  • plot
  • plum tree
  • poetry and art
  • poetry and control
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  • porch lights
  • portrait
  • portraiture
  • postcard paintings
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  • poured paint
  • presence and absence
  • presence/absence
  • Pride and Prejudice
  • Princesse de Broglie
  • Project Arts Centre Dublin
  • prose landscapes
  • provenance
  • Provencal Spaghetti and Meatballs
  • Rachel Cohen
  • rain in puddles
  • Raphael Zarka
  • Rara Avis Series
  • Rauschenberg
  • realistic art
  • Rebus
  • Red and Black
  • redwoods
  • reflection
  • reflections
  • Regrets
  • Rena Bransten Gallery
  • Renoir
  • repoussoir
  • reputation in painting
  • review
  • revision
  • Reynolds
  • rhubarb pie
  • Rhys Davies
  • Richard Diebenkorn
  • Richard Foreman
  • Richard Holmes
  • Richard Serra Drawing
  • Richard Sigmund
  • river
  • Robert Duncan
  • Robert Louis Stevenson
  • Robert Motherwell
  • Robert Rauschenberg
  • Robert Weisberg
  • Roberta Smith
  • Robin Greenwood
  • rock
  • rocks and clouds
  • Rodin
  • Roman Empire
  • Rosalind Krauss
  • Roy Lichtenstein
  • Rubens
  • Sage pasta
  • Sally Mann
  • Sam Taylor-Wood
  • Samuel Beckett
  • Samuel Beckett's letters
  • sanded painting
  • Sarah Thornton
  • Saratoga Arts
  • Saratoga Springs
  • Sausalito Open Studios
  • scale
  • scanning
  • school house
  • Schuylerville
  • Schwarzwald
  • screen
  • Seager Gray Gallery in Marin
  • Seals and Crofts
  • Seamus Heaney
  • Seeing Gertrude Stein
  • self-portrait
  • Serge Sorokko Gallery
  • setting sun
  • Seven Days in the Art World
  • SF Contemporary Jewish Museum
  • SFMOMA
  • shaking loose
  • Sharon Payne Bolton
  • shimmer
  • shoreline galleries
  • silk vs. skin
  • Silks up against grass
  • Simon Abrahams
  • six balloons
  • sketch of Paris street sign
  • sketch of the Queen's Skirt
  • Sketchbook Project 2012
  • Sky vs. air
  • small art
  • small explosion
  • smooth paint
  • so cold no fire ever can warm me
  • solar panels
  • sosho
  • sources for Demoiselles
  • Spanish influence
  • Spirit and Beauty Kimmidoll
  • spring as muse
  • squirrels
  • Stanzione
  • Stein and Toklas
  • Steve Lloyd
  • Steven Corsano
  • Stevie Wonder
  • still life
  • Still-life
  • stone
  • storage
  • studio conversations
  • subdued nude
  • subjective vs. objective judgment
  • summers in France
  • sunflowers
  • sunlight and shadows
  • surface illusion
  • Susan Fehlinger
  • Susan Howe
  • Susanna and the Elders
  • Suzanne Langer
  • T.J. Clark
  • T.S. Eliot
  • taling to ourselves about art
  • tanka-prose poem
  • Taos
  • Tarlton poem
  • TEMPETE
  • Temple of Dendur
  • Teo Gonzalez
  • Teri Malo
  • text
  • text and image
  • text-based art
  • the "real" work of art
  • the "Women" series
  • The Art of the Book
  • the artist's resume
  • the artist's statement
  • the autobahn
  • the Auvergne
  • the Beat poets
  • the brushstroke
  • the color orange
  • the color white
  • the consolations of art
  • the creative idea
  • The Cubist Epoch
  • the cult of personality
  • the disappearing object
  • the edge between abstract and realistic painting
  • the face in the portrait
  • The Fan
  • The Floor Scrapers
  • The Four Philosophers
  • the French village
  • The Gearagh
  • the Getty
  • the girl
  • The Green on Red Gallery
  • the grid
  • the Harem
  • the Harwood Museum
  • The Hess Art Museum
  • the hole between life and art
  • The Idea of Order at Key West
  • The Iliad
  • the imperfect
  • the job of the artist
  • the key to Cubisme
  • The Laffer Gallery
  • The Lake Isle of Innisfree
  • The Long Island Sound
  • the male gaze
  • the model
  • the moment
  • the neon boy on the moor
  • the painter's touch
  • the painting wins
  • The Piano Lesson
  • The Prelude
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