Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Style Imitating Art- Anne Ryan Number 453

Hello!
Thanks for your kind appreciation of my cards. 
Today, I am taking a little break from TARDIS Tuesday, I will resume next week.
Today, I am sharing an outfit for Style Imitating Art.
Daenel chose this piece called Number 453.
Number 453 by Anne Ryan (1889-1954, Morris Town, New Jersey). 
Painted 1952. 
Medium: Cut and pasted fabrics and painted papers on paper, mounted on Howell Paper.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/484518
© Estate of Anne Ryan



You can see the details above of this piece by Anne Ryan.
Being made of fabrics, it has a wonderful texture!  It has obvious colours but I struggled to think if I actually had any of these colours.

Then I thought of this rainbow checked skirt I have with a grainy texture. The colours aren't right but it's the general effect. A Chambray denim skirt matches the background blue colour- both items are charity shopped.


I picked out the navy blue from the egg patchwork in my leggings from eco-brand Thought and added these new sandals from Lotus which I bought second-hand on eBay which have an interesting beaded pattern which could be said to resemble a patchwork in a sense and perhaps pick out that browny shade.
 I WISH I still had the sandals in THIS post as they are made of textured patchwork fabric! What happened to them?
I added some Esoteric London wood and leather earrings because the wood and the silver colour seem to be present in the patchwork.


I am aware that I probably should have ironed this but since I was wearing it for a day working at home, there seemed no point. I rarely iron anything so why change the habit of a lifetime?


Head over to Daenel's at some point tomorrow to see how everyone else interpreted it.
xx





11 comments:

  1. You did it again Kezzie. You must have a huge amount of clothing in you closet to be able to do what you do. I think it's a perfect match.
    Stay safe and happy.
    Hugs, Julia

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  2. You interpreted this painting fabulously, not just the colours but the texture as well. It is such a fun combo as well. I just love the shirt and the skirt together. You look lovely!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. The shirt and the sandals are so cute!

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  4. I think the shirt is perfect for this interpretation. I appear to have done a complete 180 on ironing, I rather enjoy it now. I hate ironing a pile of Andy's work shirts (dull, dull, dull) but a mixture of my shirts, skirts, and dresses is rather enjoyable... what has happened to me? I'll be ironing pillow slips next!!
    Lovely sandals too, and your garden is looking very lush and green.
    xx

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  5. I think the shirt is perfect, what a lovely piece of textile art. xxx

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  6. I love the piece Daenel has chosen, the colours and textures are gorgeous. Your checked shirt fits the bill perfectly! xxx

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  7. Excellent style imitating art ❤️

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  8. I love the idea of this challenge and you do it so well Kezzie - particularly love those sandals. The artwork is pretty cool as well.

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  9. Your interpretation is spot on, Kezzie! I love your shirt! It matches the art perfectly!

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  10. Such a fun interpretation of an abstract piece of art. Well done, Kezzie!

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  11. The shirt is perfect! It might not be the exact same colours but the pattern is spot on.

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