I'll share the work of JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON, who was a sculptor. NEOCLASSICISM is the art movement he was part of. I will share three of his works. It looks like quite a few of his works are in the MET.
I started a bullet journal for January 2025. I didn't get much of it done—just the monthly calendar. I still use a hanging calendar.
I did the tarot cards this morning. I used my WILDWOOD TAROT. Two cards I focused on were Journey (Death) and the Mirror (Hangman) I did some journal writing. I used my book, TAROT FOR DUMMIES, As a writing prompt. Here are the two questions I used. Have you had a near-death experience? I haven't had a physical one. But I have experienced some emotional and mental death. The other question was. How is your perspective shifting? It is fine to see in a positive light.
Coffee is on.
...for the most part I'm going along nicely, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI like your cards. Looks like a nice deck.
ReplyDeleteI like the statues. I have had near death experience, actually died twice and was brought back during major surgery 35 years ago. I don't remember that, but I remember waking up after.
ReplyDeleteDora, if you like many of Jean Antoine Houdon's work you must go to the Met one day...or a few. Yes, it is that big.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting a lot done
ReplyDeleteThe models' skins are sooo smooth.
ReplyDeleteI hope to finish shopping this week. Time is running out!
ReplyDeleteDoes Tarot really help?
ReplyDeleteDeath has kept its distance so far - I hope I've not just tempted fate! What a busy bee you've been, I really should begin getting ready for the big day.
ReplyDeleteYour tarot brings an interesting perspective, doesn’t it?
ReplyDeleteI had a near death experience from asphyxiation. I had backed into a snowbank and blocked the exhaust pipe. Fortunately someone thought I was driving drunk and called the police. I would have died had they not.
ReplyDeleteLovely sculptures of course ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)