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Several of you writing in the comments have suggested that perhaps the Seago painting was of another building on or near the same spot. I e-mailed my trusty English friend and he has done some research for us all. Thanks, over there!
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He has unearthed a photo of the place from 1965 showing the building above in this landscape, although from a different angle. It is more like what Seago painted, but not a barn. So, who knows? My English confidante also sent a pair of Seago pictures which look to be the same location, one with a house and one without. I believe they do illustrate Seago slicing and dicing out there. Now you see it, now you don't
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I flew back to New England today, via Atlanta. It is evidently a hard place to reach by direct flight. I am grateful they didn't send me the Great Circle route over the pole.
5 comments:
All this inspiration.. Stape, I think I'm gonna bust!
From snow,to trees, to waves, and now these.
I need three of me to keep up!
(but thanks, I picked up more ice trays..)
Bill:
Hey where is everybody? Is it something I said? Got an Ask Stape tonight. Maybe I can say something provocative.
................Stape
I'm too busy painting a seascape to comment...
Deb;
At least you are alive! Rattle your cup! All I hear is the echoing clatter of my little black obsidian tassel loafers on the corrugated steel floors in here.
.............Stape
Ha! That quote's a keeper....
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