Friday, April 1, 2016

Theme Day - "The Beauty of Simplicity"

The April theme for the City Daily Photo Blog community is 'the Beauty of Simplicity'. Getting ready for this theme I realized that my very urban surroundings are not very simple and are actually quite crowded with buildings, trees, etc.  I did find this art piece in The Veterans centre at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre which struck me as a great example of how well a simple image can work. The piece was done by Inuit artists in 1970 and consists of appliqués of sealskin onto wool felt. Each individual image in this "Arctic Winter Hunting" piece is quite simple but very effective don't you think?
Taking part in the April Theme. Click HERE to see more examples from around the world.

26 comments:

  1. Hello, it is a beautiful piece of art. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend.

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  2. Oh I dig this! And so Canadian <3

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  3. Most interesting art piece. It tells quite a story.

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  4. Effective and beautifully crafted I'd say! Very Nice.

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  5. It does work so well Pat because without words it tells a story, well done you for finding it.

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  6. You are so right about this!

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  7. That is a really special piece of artwork! I am amazed by their use of sealskin!

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  8. It is an intriguing approach.

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  9. I really do like this. Lovely choice for the theme!

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  10. Ah very nice, it's simply, artfully delightful!

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  11. I agree and it is a super selection for the theme.

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  12. Very unique. Has me wanting to know a lot more about the group and the artist.

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  13. Very unusual but effectively simple. Perfect fo this month's theme day.

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  14. A wonderful choice in simplicity. Beautiful details in the work.

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  15. I can see this on the wall of a very cold cathedral.

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  16. What a beautiful and unusual piece of art. This is both art and an heirloom to pass down.

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  17. What an interesting piece. I thought it was a bronze plate before I read your description!

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