"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
Thorvald Niss was a Danish XIX Century painter, and he’s mostly known for his landscapes but, as is the case for many of the artists we’re featuring this Spooktober, there’s more to him than meets the eye. Today on my Patreon we take a look at one painting that stands amongst the others.
I wanted to read this series after seeing the delightful movie on Netflix, which would have been worth it if only for the stellar cast. After I started, I couldn’t possibly stop. I think I read the whole thing in a month. Here’s what I
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Succede sempre, nelle prime ore di un workshop di modellazione informativa: uno studente che conosce bene Revit — famiglie, fasi, worksharing, tutto l’armamentario — si trova davanti al muro di unn edificio storico, storto in sezione, trapezoidale in pianta, e per un attimo non sa
I wanted to read this series after seeing the delightful movie on Netflix, which would have been worth it if only for the stellar cast. After I started, I couldn’t possibly stop. I think I read the whole thing in a month. Here’s what I
There is a particular kind of August laziness that likes to dress itself up as a fashionable pose: you can’t undertake significant projects in August, you’re not supposed to, apparently, you aren’t even supposed to read anything that’s too complicated (though I wonder, if you
Succede sempre, nelle prime ore di un workshop di modellazione informativa: uno studente che conosce bene Revit — famiglie, fasi, worksharing, tutto l’armamentario — si trova davanti al muro di unn edificio storico, storto in sezione, trapezoidale in pianta, e per un attimo non sa
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