A fitting representation of diabetes (or any other chronic condition) even if his background (i.e., why he was punished to push that boulder up the hill for all of eternity) was not inspiring at all.
True. I had originally learned of Sisyphus from reading about Camus, not from Ancient Greek sources. I only learned about his background in the original story a few days ago. This taints my own interpretation – I still see him in a positive light. (Sorry for the verbosity)
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Ha! Great minds…
Except I didn’t use Titian…
http://theperfectd.com/2013/04/20/burn-baby-bur/
Haha… Definitely!
No words needed w/ that painting. Wow!
Indeed. Paintings (and music) often “say” far more than words.
Wow, perfect painting for today’s topic.
I unfortunately agree with you. The rock’s weight may vary, but we are all stuck carry this rock up a hill.
A fitting representation of diabetes (or any other chronic condition) even if his background (i.e., why he was punished to push that boulder up the hill for all of eternity) was not inspiring at all.
True. I had originally learned of Sisyphus from reading about Camus, not from Ancient Greek sources. I only learned about his background in the original story a few days ago. This taints my own interpretation – I still see him in a positive light. (Sorry for the verbosity)
LOVE.
I feel a bit awkward thanking you for a compliment about a picture I didn’t paint, but thank you anyway! :p