Minimalist Art movements
Graphic designer, Outmane Amahou has created a series of minimalistic posters, in which he pays tribute to major art movements throughout history.
Driving rain, paintings by Karen Woods
L’OBEL, Matthias (1538-1616)
Plantarum sell Stirpium Historia. Antwerp: ex officiana Christopher Plantina, 1576.
Part I
This is a renaissance hurdy gurdy based on instruments in paintings by Hieronymus Bosch
His most well known depiction of a hurdy gurdy is in his ‘Garden of earlthy delights’ in which a good amount of detail can be seen.
A lesser known depiction is from ‘The temptation of St. Anthony’ where a man with a wooden leg has an instrument slung over his shoulder.
The instrument above has English walnut back, ribs and fittings with boxwood pegs and sharp keys.
(via Keep calm and drink coffee party plate from Zazzle.com)
Your wish is my command.
No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist.
said Oscar Wilde
(Source: dyllnobrien)
