Paul Klee, Avec deux dromadaires et un âne, 1919.

"Peach poppies' by Colleen Parker, contemporary UK mixed media artist, specialising in watercolour & ink #WomensArt

Van Gogh, La Nuit étoilée, 1890.

the guy who wrote this and us reading it

"100 experiences that define and unite modern Britons" Got to number 70 & there still wasn't one single thing I could relate to, so gave up reading and as a consequence I have given up being British. This afternoon I will be learning La Marseillaise. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

Les grands boulevards. 1905. Paris

You might need this today.

Truth 🌹

Somebody describing the awarding of, limited, television rights for the CL to Amazon as 'woke' is one of the more bizarre misuses of the word I've seen on here.

If he wore a hat he'd be the prat in the hat. Fancy constantly spreading misinformation like a tittle tattle (one for the kids).

If I shake my head any quicker at that Kemi Badenoch interview I'll be suffering more motion sickness than an Apollo test pilot.

The new Citroen ad features 'Suffragette City,' and includes 'that' line, haven't tried a reverse Google translate perhaps an intern told them it was south London for 'va va voom.'

They have blue sheep in Germany! Like the fact that our guide is carrying his own daytime running lights. Summer Toboggan Run - Saalburg-Ebersdorf - Germany youtu.be/d--cFs4xeSE?si… via YouTube

Manet, Rochefort's Escape

Gail Kellet's linocut studies of the Australian flora and fauna around her home in Southern Australia #WomensArt

Morning all

When another female journalist & I interviewed #MohamedalFayed in the aftermath of Diana and Dodi’s death, he told us to sit on his knee. His staff were in the room, so we were in no danger, but their lack of reaction suggested such behaviour was habitual bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

A house in the next road has a tree about twenty feet from their security light and diagonally fifty odd feet from us. Last night a combination of wind, that light and moon created shadows on our bedroom window that meant it was like living in an episode of Scooby Doo.

Currently reading a book on Soviet avant-garde art and Kandinsky, along with his peers, taught and supported other artists right up until death, something that was fairly uncommon among their west European and American counterparts.