This week's edition of The Sunday Art Review: Peacocks and Palm Trees is a seemingly unusual and unrelated combination. I thought it would be an interesting collection of colors and styles to consider. We certainly don't have peacocks native to Palm Springs, but they are as regal as the city itself is today. So take some time to review these simple pieces, and enjoy them. This first painting is quite simply titled: "Peacock", artist Trinidad Martinez. 
Above: "Peacocks" at the Waldorf+Astoria, artist: unknown . It is a more refined and elegant style.
above: "Palm at the Pond" artist: Jean Levert Hood
above: "Three Palms" artist unknown
above: "The Jungle- Palm Canyon" artist: Agnes Pelton
Which do YOU like best? All comment fees for the Sunday Art Review have been waived...
-Rick Rockhill
13 comments:
The first painting by Trinidad Martinez -besides its beautiful simetry- has a certain "it" that I love! Thanks for sharing :)
Greetings from Frankfurt, Germany!!
"Comment fees have been waived".. har!
I want a print of "Three Palms". It's gorgeous.
The 1st peacock is wonderful!
I like the one that`s in the Waldorf Rick. Very elegant. Peacock feathers are amazing.
If you think that pic on my post was a lot of snow hehehe! Have a look now :(
tea
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the jungle, palm canyon because of the shadows. the composition is strange to me but the shadows are lovely...
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I really like the first and last ones. I would love to be able to afford to buy real art and not just prints.
The first one is amazing!
the pacock is really magnificent. i love it. but the last two palms are also lovely. i like threen palms for the vibrant colors and the jumgle for the mood it creates.
The Martinez peacock piece has a wonderful decorative art quality to it. Like the use of color.
I think the first one is my favourite...love those bright colours.
I'm going to go with Palm at the Palm. Something about it just speaks to me.
We have peacocks that survive the winter up here. There was a feral living behind our house. They make the weirdest noise. I always enjoy your sunday art review.
I like the second one best-- it has a fairy land quality to it!
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