FRUSTRATED ARTIST

 This time we are going to do something different, theme songs from all the Bond movies I am curious hope you are to. 1960 and 62 they were all the same 1962 was the first Bond movie this first is not a song but it is a orchestral theme of the James bond In 1964 Gold Finger performed by Shirley Bassey.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D1nK7q2i8I In 1965 'Thunderball'    "  "          "   Tom Jones.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYNzL42AsI4 In 1967 'You Only Live Twice'     "   Nancy Sinatra.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hs8uYxTJ530  In 1969   Soundtrack John Barry.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFaJWqVcv8k&list=PL-D-0v1EFhNL0xneTSzotQdd-veyC3wTz  In 1971 'Diamonds are Forever'  Shirley Bassey.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFSAWiTJsjc In 1973  'Live and let Die'  Paul McCartney and Wings. https://www.yout...

 Today's Artist is Theodore Seuss "Ted" Geisel Born March 2nd 1904 - Died September 24th 1991. Seuss was an American Children's Author, political cartoonist, illustrator, poet, animator, screen writer and film maker. He is known for his work writing and illustrating more than sixty under the pen name Dr, Suess. His works includes many of the most popular children's books of all time, selling 600 million copies and being translated into more than 20 languages. I agree with him being a famous book producer but there are others to be fair on the popularity of his book against others, example Enid Blyton, and Beatrix Potter. In 1927 he began his career as an illustrator and cartoonist for Vanity Fair, and various other publications.  He published his first book in 1937 called 'And to Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street'.  After the war Geisel returned to writing children's book classics like 'If I ran the zoo' (1950), 'Horton Hears a Who...

Henri Julien Rousseau  was born in Laval in the Loire Valley, France o n May 21st, 1844 in Laval, France and he d ied,  September 2, 1910 in Paris, France.  Rousseau was almost entirely self-taught, although he admitted to having received some “advice” from Félix Auguste Clément and Jean-Léon Gérôme, a pair of painters from the Academic style. For the most part, though, his artwork came all from his own self-training. He painted nature scenes, as well as developing a particular take on  the portrait landscape , in which he would paint a particular scene, then place a person in the foreground.  His style lacked some of the polished technique of other artists of the time, leading to him being labeled as a “naïve” painter and often disdained by critics.    

Grant Wood was born on his parents’ farm outside of Anamosa, Iowa, on February 13th, 1891. This property would leave a lasting impression on Wood and  influence his later thinking and work. His mother moved Wood and his younger sister Nan after their father died. Grant Wood was an American painter who is known for his work depicting the Midwest.  Wood developed his interest in art while still in grammar school and showed promise. He continued to nurture his talents in high school where he designed sets for plays and illustrated student publications.  After graduation in 1910, Wood attended the Minneapolis School of Design and Handicraft. Over the next few years, Wood further expanded his creative repertoire by learning to work with metal and jewelry as well as build furniture. When he moved to Chicago in 1913, and he used these skills to make a living.  In Chicago, Wood spent his days at his jewelry and metalworking shop and his evenings developing his talents thro...

Today's Famous artist is Johannes Vermeer, Born in Delft, Netherlands on the 30th October 1632, Died 15th  December 1675 His father was an art dealer and silk weaver who also kept a tavern, and Vermeer probably took over the business after his father's death in 1655. It is thought that his father  was an early influence on the young child.  Vermeer's only mythological subject, is also suggestive of Italy. It is his only painting of figures in a landscape setting.       Diana and Her Companions. He painted the  Girl Asleep at a Table,  in which he used the warm range of color  T he Soldier and Laughing Girl  marked the shift between Vermeer's early and mature works in that pointillé (gleaming highlights of thick layers of paint, which brightens the surface) appeared for the first time.  " The Concert"   about 1662   the  Woman with a Water Jug    Allegory of the Catholic Fai...

Rebecca Spencer-Don't know much of this girl, I  fell upon her accidentally. Bec is from the  Northern Beaches, Sydney , Australia,  who has loved creating since since a child. Her major art resembles influences of old Italian and  Dutch masters, Victorian art.  Still life works, portraits, Bec loves experimenting 

This Artist is one my favorites and you will know him-  Paul  Jackson Pollock  was  born  on January 28, 1912 in Cody, Wyoming,  died  August  11, 1956, East Hampton, New York . H is mother, Stella May McClure, was a fierce woman with artistic ambitions.  His father, LeRoy  Pollock , was a farmer and a government land surveyor.  In 1928 they moved to  Los Angeles , where Pollock enrolled at Manual Arts High School. There he was influence of  Frederick John de St. Vrain Schwankovsky, a painter and illustrator.   Schwankovsky gave Pollock some  rudimentary  training in  drawing  and painting, introduced him to advanced currents of European modern art,  In the fall of 1930 Pollock followed his brother Charles, who left home to study art in 1922, to  New York City , where he enrolled at the  Art Students League he suffered a nervous breakdown in 1938, which caused him to be institu...