Grant Wood: More than American Gothic
Many people know Grant Wood only for a single iconic painting, but a museum visit paints a different picture
Many people know Grant Wood only for a single iconic painting, but a museum visit paints a different picture
A visit to London’s Canal Museum led Paul Heymont down a rabbit hole, or rather an ice well
A man harvests barnacles from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira, Morocco
This photo from northern Idaho shows layers upon layers of trees and terrain, and sky.
Samantha shares some pictures of the huge Van Gogh Sunflower eastel in Goodland, Kansas. It’s part of the Big Easel Project.
A man harvests barnacles from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira, Morocco
Dinner and a show in Siem Reap provided the opportunity to see first-hand traditional Cambodian dance.
DrFumblefinger visits the city of Iquique in northern Chile. It is a port city situated in one of the driest spots of the world, and has a rich and colorful history.
Wondering about the name “The Palouse, Cheney”, I googled it and this photo, DrF, was the first on their “images” page, with the label “1 day ago”.
Nice to know Google works to our advantage sometime.
The Palouse is the area of rolling farmland in southeastern Washington. Very pretty and sparsely developed country. Cheney is the name of a small town not far from Spokane which is home to Eastern Washington University. Besides education, the only other industry around town is farming.