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Friday, April 23, 2010
Bern Brown: Woman Threading Needle
I like the dichotomy in this work.
Here we find a woman engaged in the delicate act of threading a needle by candlelight. But look at her powerful hands, and her classic outdoor jacket. Not just that, but the struggle takes place amidst the struggle between light and darkness.
But its not all dark and light in this work.
The candlelight is soft and it looks like there are soft folds of cloth surrounding her, and the woman's has a semi smile on her face as she threads the needles. There is a kindliness about the subject, which is as sensitive and as warming as the soft candlelight itself.
I extracted this picture by Bern Brown from the 'Picture This Framing and Gallery' website. You can find this work and others by clicking here.
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Oh, Win...I like this painting as well...
ReplyDeleteI quite agree with you all...I love these feelings. It's a clever and wonderful job of Bern Brown that he've captured concentraition of the old woman which be threading a needle...I like it a lot...Thank you Win for this posting!