Andrew Wyeth called this painting "Marsh Hawk."
Having trouble finding the marsh hawk? Why, here it is way over at the edge, sitting on a post:
Harold von Schmidt painted this wonderful painting of revolutionary war hero William Dawes. Can't see him? If you are lucky, you might catch a fleeting glimpse of his butt.
This is Brueghel's painting of the fall of Icarus, the boy who flew too close to the sun. But Icarus is not exactly hogging the spotlight.
Here are his legs, way down here:
The literary critic Marvin Mudrick once said,
If you're ever tempted to write a story called "The Secret of the Universe" or "Man's Inhumanity to Man," do yourself a favor and call it "Fred" instead.For today's post, I was tempted to expound at length on the importance of avoiding obviousness in art.
But I think I won't.
