
Archive for Drawing
Magic Molecules
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Albert Hofmann, Drawing, LSD on April 28, 2012 by Dylan Thomas HaydenApparition
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Nicholas Kalmakoff on October 31, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden
Nicholas Kalmakoff
Two Drawings by Albert Birkle
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Albert Birkle, Drawing on September 6, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden

Three by Steinberg
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Saul Steinberg on August 28, 2011 by Dylan Thomas HaydenChrist Church Picture Gallery
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Annibale Caracci, Christ Church Picture Gallery, Drawing, Filippino Lippi, Jacopo Bassano, Painting, Sir Anthony van Dyck on August 17, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden





A few weeks ago my beloved and I visited Oxford’s Christ Church Picture Gallery, she for the very first time and I for the first time in many years. The bunker-like building houses one of the finest small collections of Old Master paintings and drawings in the country. For me the gem of the collection is van Dyck’s A Soldier on Horseback. This is little more than a sketch snipped from an unfinished larger work yet motion, form, light and texture are all evoked with beautiful economy. A true virtuoso of the brush, van Dyck here foreshadows centuries of painterly preoccupation. Delacroix or Degas could have done no better.
Europa’s Kiss
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Greek Anthology, Norman Lindsay, Poetry on August 16, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden
EUROPA’S kiss is sweet though it reach only to the lips, though it but lightly touch the mouth. But she touches not with the edge of the lips ; with her mouth cleaving close she drains the soul from the finger-tips.
–Rufinus, from the Greek Anthology, book V, 14
Dream Lover
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Greek Anthology, Norman Lindsay, Poetry on August 13, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden
SHE who sets the town on fire, Sthenelais, the high-priced whore, whose breath smells of gold for those who desire her, lay by me naked in my dream all night long until the sweet dawn, giving herself to me for nothing. No longer shall I implore the cruel beauty, nor mourn for myself, now I have Sleep to grant me what he granted.
–Anonymous epigram from the Greek Anthology, book V, 2
Richard Müller Drawings
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Richard Müller on July 21, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Haydenmostly via Weimar
Hypnose
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Drawing, Sascha Schneider on July 16, 2011 by Dylan Thomas Hayden
Sascha Schneider, 1904


















