Comments for Rebecca Harp

Comment on About Me by Utcai David

Utcai David — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:52:36 +0000

i like your paintings very much…

Comment on Playing with Fire by Rebecca Harp

Rebecca Harp — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 20:38:16 +0000

Thank you for such thoughtful remarks, Steven, and I am very pleased that you enjoyed the volcanic slideshow! I hope to write more often now, and to creating posts that will keep you coming back for further conversation and exchanges. Thank you also for your point of view regarding my self-portraits and messy bedrooms – they are, in fact, the subject requested for my upcoming exhibition. I am busy trying to create new ones, and remarks like yours give me courage to keep steaming ahead!

Comment on Playing with Fire by R.Steven Wienert

R.Steven Wienert — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:51:16 +0000

Rebecca. Am new to your blog and had been eagerly awaiting what your fine painterly intelligence would next shed light on. Thank you! Love the slide show and everything I have seen so far, especially the Giacometti film and The Bruegel’s. “Winter, Hunter’s in the Snow”! I too have longed
to follow down that snowy hill and out onto that transcendent ice. Many of those images I had not seen before. Also must thank you for the
definitive version of “Moondance”. Spectacular group with Van. New Orleans royalty!!

I very much admired your arresting self- portrait in white and what struck me as self-efacing humor and joyous gestural freedom in your messy
bedroom series. I hope you might be able to post a slideshow of your exhibit. Would love to see it.

Best of luck with the new “digs” and upcoming nuptials. Nazdarovya!

Looking forward…

Comment on Heads According to Giacometti by Rebecca Harp

Rebecca Harp — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:23:46 +0000

Hi Susan, yes, it was fun to bump into Balthus there, wasn’t it? Happy to hear you enjoyed the film on Alberto. I also received your email and will respond to that shortly. In the time being, if you are talking about the Italian interiors, they would be amongst my earlier works in the Portfolio tab – http://rebeccaharp.com/portfolio-2/earlier-work-present/. Specifically, you might mean the “Annigoni’s Ghost” grouping perhaps? http://rebeccaharp.com/portfolio/annigonis-ghost/ Thanks for feedback on the site – as I switched templates there might still be a hitch or two that I have not yet uncovered myself. All the best, Rebecca

Comment on Heads According to Giacometti by Susan G Scott

Susan G Scott — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:20:35 +0000

Hi Rebecca,
So wonderful to see Giacommetti , and the surprise guest- Balthus.
Also,
Afew days ago, when I was looking through your work, I loved the Italian interiors- band when I tried to find them again, I just can’t. Please direct me to that access.
Susan G Scott

Comment on Heads According to Giacometti by William Whalberg

William Whalberg — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 01:27:05 +0000

yes, Thank you Rebecca, this is wonderful. I enjoyed meeting Alberto Giacometti, and his art. What an interesting
Artist! I will serch for more of his work. How he captures/expresses throught his art is so creative.

Comment on Heads According to Giacometti by Teke

Teke — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 22:15:54 +0000

Thank you Rebecca Harp – Sunday = enriched.

Comment on Biography by salih gecimli

salih gecimli — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 17:00:06 +0000

I like your work too. Congratulations, I wish you continued success.

Comment on Andrew Wyeth by Bruegel’s Islands of Consciousness | Visual Notations

Bruegel’s Islands of Consciousness | Visual Notations — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 14:31:32 +0000

[...] and I have posted it here for others to enjoy, accompanied by images that Huxley refers to. I have written before about my disappointment in the fact that current artmaking seems to eschew emotional content, any [...]

Comment on Italy Paintings Archive by carlo contegno

carlo contegno — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 11:33:56 +0000

mamma mia… che spettacolo
beautiful paintings