QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuoteOriginally posted by: ArtasaDerivativeAbout Charley Toorop, Cuchulainn, I must say didn't know her work and was very interested to see your link where her work is placed against a detail from my painting.Actually, my bad. The painting was by Bulent Evren. CT was in the Bergen school http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergense_School It's true, Un train peut en cacher un autre. And in math and economics (and art) one error can hide the arrival of another. And a strange thing, on looking at Bulent Evren's work just now I see an artwork from 1995/6 called Phénoménè des Dérivés.

Larry, hi, I like your work.

twiter Quote‏@fdestinA very striking graph of corporate profits vs. wages in America. As you might expect, except steeper.

With the opening of my art show approaching I would like to thank the many Wilmotters who have visited my piece on the Wilmott events page. it is now possible to see the full range of the 14 paintings that make up the series on the gallery website and click "catalogue" at: http://www.hayhill.com/docs/mcginity.htmlIf you would like to be included on the Private View list (Tuesday 14th January, 6-8pm) either contact the gallery or leave a note on here.Larry

Good luck with the project!

Thanks for the thumbs up Cuchulainn!I thought I would post this Q&A piece on the cool arts FADwebsite about the show. http://www.fadwebsite.com/2014/01/07/in ... cginity/To access, it may require a copy and paste job.Larry

Mondriaan?