This is an 18x24 oil of a famous barn in Hancock, MA on Route 43. The other barn is in the background left. The main barn is the distant one in the previous painting.
One more quote from the Schneider book on Matisse (I am almost done reading it): "...when myths are no longer viable, the process of identification remains the sole manifestation of the sacred. To 'go out of yourself,' in order to become one with the model--be it a parakeet, a shell, or a woman--to feel ecstasy, is to know the divine: 'Do I believe in God? --Yes, when I work.'" So said Matisse.
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Oh that red barn looks so good against the blue mountain, Bob! I don't think you could make up something like the barber pole but it fits!
Donna, Thank you. The barber pole is what makes anyone going by take notice.
Poles can make our building stunning if it is made in the perfect way. Right material with the most feaasible design is needed and should be made in a way to be strong enough. http://www.stoltzfus-builders.com/ can help us to get nice pole brans made in Lancaster,PA.
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