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To the Cooks, Prosit! Part II

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 1 week ago: Two Women Cooking (Pieter Aertsen) He turns the spit who never tasted a morsel from it. Proverbes en … more →

Tags: Art, cooking, Europe, Literature and Food, Thanksgiving, Cooks

To the Cooks, Prosit! Part I6 comments

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 2 weeks ago: Disgruntled Cook, 1855 (From: Forrester's Pictorial Miscellany for the Family Circle) Sir Thomas … more →

Tags: Art, cooking, Europe, Literature and Food, Thanksgiving, Cooks, Cuisine, Flemish painting

Food art

grazenotes wrote 3 weeks ago: This link appeals to both the foodie and the fibre artist in me. Amazing what you can do with a few … more →

Tags: Food, Art

I'll Never Think of Basil in the Same Way Again2 comments

Karen Resta wrote 1 month ago: Basil. The royal herb. The aromatic genius of the kitchen. The leaf of choice, the taste most lovely … more →

Tags: Art, Basil, Blood orange, Food and Meaning, Food in Poetry, Food Symbolism, Herbs, Isabella, Keats

Where in the World is Marcus Funghi M.D. ?

Karen Resta wrote 1 month ago: If you were hoping to find Marcus Funghi M.D. he is not here. His office hours have been shortened. … more →

Tags: Art, Food and Magical Thinking, Food Art, Mushrooms

The Chicken or the Egg? 1. The Egg and Art*1 comment

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 1 month ago: The Metamorphosis of Narcissus The egg it is where it was at for Spanish surrealist painter Salvador … more →

Tags: Cookbooks, Art, Eggs, Menus, Spain, salvador dali, Museums, Surrealism, arno breker

I've Been Invited to More Than One Dinner. Which One Should I Choose?5 comments

Karen Resta wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been invited to four different dinners, all on the same evening. Please help me! I need t … more →

Tags: Armchair Travelling, Art, Culture, Food and Drink, Food History, Gastronomy, Social Aspiration, Traditions, dinners

Fire3 comments

Karen Resta wrote 2 months ago: Unless hours were cups of sack, and minutes capons, and clocks the tongues of bawds, and dials the s … more →

Tags: Art, cooking, Food, Food Art, Food Culture, Food History, Philosophy, Fire, Food studies

Le départ des fruits et légumes du cœur de Paris

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 9 months ago: [Note: I will be tied up with family arrangements for the next week or so; thus, blogs posts from no … more →

Tags: France, Emile Zola, Les Halles, Paris, raymond mason, St. Eustache Church, The Belly of Paris

Food In Art: Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 9 months ago: Giuseppe Arcimboldo One of the most  intriguing artists I know of went by the name of Giuseppe Arcim … more →

Tags: Art, France, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, l'hiver, l'automne, Le Printemps, l'été

Big Fish Eat Little Fish - Van der Heyden Views Dinner2 comments

Karen Resta wrote 10 months ago: ‘Big Fish Eat Little Fish’ 1557 – Pieter van der Heyden after Pieter Breughel the … more →

Tags: Eating, Food, Food Art, Food Culture, Food Symbolism, Recipes, Food and Philosophy, Food and Proverbs, Lent and Fish

The Inauguration of 2009 Rendered in Art

Cynthia Bertelsen wrote 10 months ago: Artist Maira Kalman turned the Inauguration of 2009 into an artistic rendition of universal experien … more →

Tags: Art, Inauguration 2009, Antoine Vollon

Food Art in Gastronomica3 comments

Karen Resta wrote 1 year ago: One of the great things about Gastronomica is that Darra Goldstein knows a lot about art. What I mea … more →

Tags: Food Art, Food Media, Gastronomica

What Paul did with Multiple Contours

alethakuschan wrote 1 year ago:   Here’s an example of Paul Cezanne’s use of multiple contours in this detail of a paint … more →

Tags: Art, Painting, self-knowledge, Drawing, Still Life, Fine Art, Paul Cézanne, Apples, Perception

Little Brown Jug

alethakuschan wrote 1 year ago: What a beautiful clay pitcher.  I had forgotten I even owned the jug.  After I found the painting st … more →

Tags: Art, Painting, Still Life, self-knowledge, Drawing, Fine Art, Life, abstraction, Composition

Encountering2 comments

alethakuschan wrote 1 year ago:      In the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Richard Dreyfuss playing the role of Everyman … more →

Tags: Art, self-knowledge, Add new tag, Beauty, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Creativity, Drawing, film, Fine Art


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