The Hague.
"The Hague Center/ Enjoy a unique view of the Binnenhof and the city centre of The Hague from a height of 28 metres! With the viewpoint, the Binnenhof will remain an important attraction for the city even during the renovation."
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>>To be seen in Flickr-group "Creative Composition" and others<<
"No PERFECT CAMERA? No PERFECT GEAR?....do not let materialism kill your creativity. Show the whole world your creativity through your photos and let us change the way others see things."
03-12-2023
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"Please feel free to use my images any way you like.I do not feel the need to "own" them. It is only a picture.
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>>To be seen in Flickr-group "Creative Composition" and others<<
"No PERFECT CAMERA? No PERFECT GEAR?....do not let materialism kill your creativity. Show the whole world your creativity through your photos and let us change the way others see things."
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_de_Leeuw_(kunstschilder)?fbclid=IwAR1bFAIBDfwnY33JkN7kBDqFbhPVUvDG8KN-_cmwt9ZLVWQiXF6tmKQ1qQw
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Judith de Leeuw, also known as JDL street art, creates large- scale murals worldwide in order to draft attention to social issues. In a period of 6 years she managed to travel and work over 41 countries, including big parts of Europe, Asia and the United states.
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"Please feel free to use my images any way you like.I do not feel the need to "own" them. It is only a picture.
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>>To be seen in Flickr-group "Creative Composition" and others<<
"No PERFECT CAMERA? No PERFECT GEAR?....do not let materialism kill your creativity. Show the whole world your creativity through your photos and let us change the way others see things."
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Judith de Leeuw, artist, streetart
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_de_Leeuw_(kunstschilder)?fbclid=IwAR1bFAIBDfwnY33JkN7kBDqFbhPVUvDG8KN-_cmwt9ZLVWQiXF6tmKQ1qQw
museum Voorlinden, The Netherlands, Wassenaar
"De man die de wolken meet" in goud.
"The man who measures the clouds” van Jan Fabre
John Fabre
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Copy: "We see a man on a step trying to measure something in the air. The title The Man Who Measures the Clouds (1998) refers to legendary Birdman of Alcatraz, Robert Stroud, who stated on his release from prison that he was going to "measure the clouds" from then on, and invites us to reflect on the role of the artist in society. The work can be seen as a 'metaphor for the artist who tries to capture the impossible in his work', according to Jan."
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"Please feel free to use my images any way you like.I do not feel the need to "own" them. It is only a picture.
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Ron Mueck makes hyper-realistic human figures, which he elaborates down to the smallest detail. They seem to be made of flesh and blood, but because of their scale they become fairytale giants. With Couple under an Umbrella (2013), the artist depicts ordinary people, but exactly twice as big as us. Yet they are not portraits of real people. There is something universal about them: every spectator can identify with them, despite their unusual size.
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www.voorlinden.nl/bezoek/tentoonstellingen/
Ron Mueck makes hyper-realistic human figures, which he elaborates down to the smallest detail. They seem to be made of flesh and blood, but because of their scale they become fairytale giants. With Couple under an Umbrella (2013), the artist depicts ordinary people, but exactly twice as big as us. Yet they are not portraits of real people. There is something universal about them: every spectator can identify with them, despite their unusual size.