Isabel del Rio is writing in Yareah magazine about Ancient Women Artists:
The Girls of Oil, by Isabel del Rio
La Roldana (Baroque): http://yareah.com/?p=746
Teresa Dieç (Middle Ages): http://yareah.com/?p=672
Kora (Ancient Greek): http://yareah.com/?p=665
Clara Peeters (Baroque): http://yareah.com/?p=480
Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun (Rococo): http://yareah.com/?p=149
Courtney Curran
Mary Streep
"Mihai Eminescu's Seven Sins" by Martin Cid inspires Isabel del Rio
The Romanian great poet, Mihai Eminescu (1850-1889), finished his days in a hospital. He had psychological problems, perhaps a depression, and doctors injected him mercury. In that romantic and extreme atmosphere, the phantoms of other previous or future writers: Cervantes, Joyce, Borges, Calderón, Holderlin or the mystic nun Teresa de Jesús enter in their nightmares to built or destroy his life, a life which belonged to Art and Literature.
“Mihai Eminescu’s Seven Sins” is a poetic and plastic novel which inspires Isabel del Rio several paintings that everybody can see these days (August/2009) in Madrid, Espacio Niram (C/Independencia, 2).
"Mihai Eminescu's Seven Sins" by Martin Cid inspires Isabel del Rio
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Aquells Mestres: "Elefants" by Francis Piep
… All along the history, masters have dedicated flowers to sensitive people who walk through feelings and not only through materialistic thoughts.
See Francis Pipe’s works:
Francis Piep
This is a photo of the Spanish painter, Sabela Baña, with the writers Martin Cid and Isabel del Río in her las exhibition in Madrid
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