Judith Leyster, Dutch Painter - Netherlands I also begin by giving an update to my own painting process today. Trying to finish a painting.

Clara Peeters’s considerable skill at rendering naturalistic texture and detail is on full display in Still Life of Fish and Cat. In this work, she realistically depicted household abundance, without the subtle moral or subtext often associated with still lifes.

Artemisia is the most celebrated female painter of the 17th century. She worked in Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples and London, for the highest echelons of European society, including the Grand Duke of Tuscany and Philip IV of Spain.

Barbara Longhi - Italian High Renaissance painter (1552-1638) #artcast #womenartists #arthistory #painters

Lavinia Fontana - 1552–1614 Renaissance painter Lavinia Fontana was commissioned to make not only portraits, the typical subject matter for women painters, but also religious and mythological themes, which sometimes included female nudes. Image: Minerva Dressing 1613 #artcast #women #womenartists #arthistory

Sofonisba Anguissola - Italian Painter

A challenge to myself to do a daily reading and drawing/painting image is cropped. Full image on Instagram.

I evaluate and share my process as I paint new layers into my works in progress.

Morning talk from the studio

Summer is officially over. And Paul wrote a poem to my cast/painting “She’s Crossing Muddy Waters” and then the poem was made into a song! Artist collaboration is amazing!

Studio visit. Talking about my process in finishing this series.

1) Getting started 2) Yesterday’s memories 3) I was right about Louise Bourgeois “Identity” (her voice) clip

Paul O’Mahoney reads a bit of Rachel Corbett’s ‘You Must Change Your Life - The story of Rainier Maria Rilke and Augusta Rodin’ while I paint.

I talk about my own feelings and read an article about Kate Kretz: an artist’s experience with censorship. www.katekretz.com

Studio reflection and Matisse’s writing “Notes of a Painter” (1908) - Part 2

Studio reflection and Matisse’s writing “Notes of a Painter” (1908) - Part 1

Meandering through a Neighborhood Park

Making lunch I listened to Larry’s cast and it brought these thoughts. #creative #process

LIVE tiebreaker audio as I watch with my own commentary. Federer v. Djokovic

More on Surveillance Valley

I Need A Barn

Talking about where I am in the studio and where I'm heading in the work.  #artcast

Fourth of July 2019.m4a

Bits and Pieces: About the Masters. #audiomo day 28&29

Day 26 #Audiomo I walk into a forest of cattails on a footbridge.

Two books I am reading: Surveillance Valley and One Long Night.

Letters On Cezanne by Rilke pgs 34-41

One year later our border crisis is only worse.

Morning coffee and Rilke pgs. 30-33 Letters On Cezanne

Reading at 3am on the porch

Life at night. Thoughts. Just thoughts.

Reflection on D-day @ Mare Island and reading Rilke

Rilke’s Letters On Cezanne Walking by the Marsh.

Musing on Ai Weiwei: Intellectual property rights, activism and his suing VW in Denmark. Link to his work on my blog at www.robbintmilne.com

A poem and a drawing. When clouds move so fast, it’s all abstraction

What I noticed today and reading Rilke Letters On Cezanne pgs 14-16

Articulation No. 3 Odense: HCA

Reading Rilke’s Letters On Cezanne

He and She:Postcards from Honfleur 2013 • Image is a detail

Berkeley scene • music • Rilke On Cezanne

Letters On Cezanne pgs 7-11.m4a • Birds and water

self reflection of a beginning of a painting. what i see. test. #artistlife #artjournal #painter #painting #robbintmilne recorded April 23, 2019

Letters On Cezzane.m4a pgs 3-6

Painter as teacher #ambientsounds #asemic #conversations

Next stages for this audio blog

One year ago. Today I paint while casting this audio update. • Across the Wide Ocean - a year ago. History of the Denmark series.

Seventieth Birthday And A Kiss For Canada • The Book Of Small • Wild Geese

Green • Alternative