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July 17, 2013 3 Comments
Famous Canadian artist, Alex Colville dies at age 92. One of his famous paintings was Horse and Train, which appeared on Canadian singer-songwriter, Bruce Cockburn’s “Night Vision” album. Colville’s works made a significant contribution to our Canadian landscape identity as a realist artist. Read more and view video here.
I am, among other things, a sojourner, a sinner-saint, a baptized, life-long learner and follower of Jesus, and Lutheran pastor. Dim Lamp: dimlamp.wordpress.com
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“Everything in my paintings that frightens Canadians seems to appeal to Germans,” he said…
yes he is right. Never saw this painting “horse vs. train” – a great idea, I’ll never forget now this picture! We feel like the horse, isn’t it? Or is your empathy with the train? I could call the train chancellor Angela Merkel …
missing the train there – so I’m missing the main message!
Trains, well here Bruce is singing Night Train