Just a gallimaufry of photos 📸
Kirtanraw's instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kirtanrawsubramanian/
Lunch
Turned out, the mysterious creature was a dog, as explained by our Italian guide!
The imaginary critter is the logo of Eni petrol stations in Italy, symbolizing the sum of a car's four wheels and the two legs of its driver.
FROM THE TRAVEL ARCHIVES
A six-legged fire-breathing wolf?
FROM THE COOKIE ARCHIVES
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the noodle looks so creammy...
ReplyDeletelukisan yang sangat cantik dengan rupa rupa gambar hewan mulai dari gajah, monkey, burung, kucing dan keluarga lion...suka dengan tatapan tajam dan menukik burung eagle....
Little Van Gogh obviously has great talent. I hope he does really well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing that beautiful work of Little Van Gogh! Your lunch looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the beautiful work of the Little Van Gogh! He is really talented. I could go for a bowl of those lunch noodles! yum!
ReplyDeleteLittle Van Gogh works are very beautiful. Thank you for sharing, Veronica! Many hugs.
ReplyDeleteWow! That art is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteYour travel pics are pretty, love the fountain!
The artwork is such great eye candy, especially those burning blue eyes on the gentleman. I absolutely love the movement of the fountain but those cookies just delighted me with the amazing detail! TFS!
ReplyDeleteInteresting logo of Eni...the artworks of little Van Gogh are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post. Little van Gogh is so talented, I LOVE his work. And the food always looks so good! Have a wonderful weekend, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLittle Van Gogh is a talented artist.
ReplyDeleteI think that "spaghetti" are from Italy too. Aren't they?
In Italy there are many Eni stations again.
Have a good day.
Enjoyed these!
ReplyDeleteFabulous artwork, Veronica! He is so talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful artworks! The Elephant is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing pictures of that Italian multinational's logo :-) ... The six-legged dog, which is the logo of the Italian multinational company ENI since 1952, is a graphic depiction of optimism, strenght, and energy.
Glad to see, once again, that you enjoyed visiting my country.
Have a nice weekend!
Beautiful series Veronica. .
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of pretty art and those cookies are really, really cute!
ReplyDeleteThese arts are very beautiful
ReplyDeleteBellas galletas me han enamorado. Al igual que las pinturas. Te mando un beso Y ten un buen fin de semana.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful works of art and also the art of Van Gogh is great.
ReplyDeleteThe food looks delicious again.
I wish you a good weekend.
Greetings Irma
Fotografie molto belle, i Cagnolini mi piacciono molto.
ReplyDeleteBuon fine settimana.
What a fun collection of photos! I love those dog cookies, and that gas logo is very interesting! The paintings are all lovely, too... I especially loved the lion family. Hope you have a fantastic week!
ReplyDeleteGreat post - love all the art and that food!!
ReplyDeleteVeronica Lee, that fountain in the last photo looked so cooling and HOW did you get the pouring water? The artist Kirtanraw Subramaniam is indeed talented and his use of such vibrant colors was wonderful to see. At first, I thought the colors were tiles. And the pasta dish looked delicious as well. The dog cookies are too cute to devour!
ReplyDeleteThose paintings are great. Love the cookies.
ReplyDeleteThe art work is amazing, how wonderful to be able to see it in reality...
ReplyDeleteI love the elephant.
ReplyDelete6 kaki anjing melambangkan 4 roda mobil 2 kaki frivernya. Pemilik idenya sangat kreatif.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art work, the charm of a Kirtanraw Subramaniam.
ReplyDeleteThe art is beautiful. Little Van Gogh has great talent.
ReplyDeleteWow! The art is absolutely stunning! Your travel pictures are lovely, especially the fountain in slow motion.
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica,
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and mosaics. The cookies are so cute! I love all the Little Van Gogh art work. The eagle, monkeys, the lions and elephant are all favorites. The fountain is pretty! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a great week! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
These images are fantastic -- I love them all. What a great art exhibit. That fountain image is really interesting -- I love the movement!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed all of the wildlife art - interesting technique.
ReplyDeleteA grand series! Thank you for sharing it at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2023/07/tommys-exercise-routine.html
ReplyDeleteThose dog cookies are so cute.
ReplyDeleteSo fun Veronica -- Nobody puts together mosaics as nicely as you do! "Little Van Gogh" is so talented -- I'm glad he is able to express himself so delightfullly.
ReplyDeleteOh my the artwork is fabulous soooo clever :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a gallimaufrytastic week 👍
That fountain is beautiful. And I love how the picture makes it look like it's running. Such nice pieces of art work. I've seen that young girl painting before with the head piece. Those doggy cookies are so cute. Wish I had one to go with my coffee right now. Your lunch always looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week.
~Sheri
All these photos are fantastic! The exhibit is amazing, and the flowing fountain is incredible. Those little dog cookies, oh my goodness! Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful sights, and I wish you a continued happy week.
ReplyDeleteI'm one of those people who can spend hours in a museum and staring at fountains. Love these!
ReplyDeleteKirtanraw's paintings are awesome. He's a very talented guy for sure.
ReplyDeletegreat paintings of little Van Gogh..... love it.
ReplyDeleteThe art is lovey
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Oh wow, wow, wow! Those paintings are incredible!!
ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado ver las pinturas de este pequeño van Gogh, gran talento tiene. Una serie estupenda.Gracias por compartirlas.
ReplyDeleteBuen miércoles.
Un abrazo.
The cookies are really cute. That artwork is quite interesting. We do really like a couple of the pieces.
ReplyDelete...the fountain is fun to see, enjoy your week Veronica.
ReplyDeleteArt and food - great combination!
ReplyDeleteThose paintings are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLittle Van Gogh's artwork is beautiful. I pray for great success for him. Food is always interesting and delicious looking, Hope you are doing well nd enjoying your week.
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica Beautiful artwork--I especially liked the portrait of van Gogh! The cookies are mazing in detail! What patience it must take to be able to ice them so intricately.
ReplyDeleteThe art is spectacular. Thank you for sharing these, Veronica!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW! Hugs! ❤️😘
and that explained the six legs :) Love those puppy cookies, super cute!
ReplyDeleteDue to computer probs. I'm leaving messages late. Sorry, but I love your pics... Lunch looked scrumptious & the Fountain & dog cookies are my favorite pics!!! Have a great rest of your week!
ReplyDeleteWow...some amazing work by Little Van Gogh...thanks for sharing dear :-)
ReplyDeleteBeauty and Fashion/Glamansion/Rampdiary
Another cute cookie from the archives.
ReplyDeleteLogos are so interesting!
Mr. Kirtanraw Subramaniam is quite the artist. The works are amazing.
ReplyDeleteDelightful artwork, I really like the Girl with the Pearl Earing.The lunch looks too tasty for words!
ReplyDeleteOMG how talented is her. Just got some images that also included a cheese board, coasters, mugs, etc by this kid with Down's syndrome. Outstanding to say the least.
ReplyDeleteYour last image, was wowzers! How does one get that effect Vero?
Big hugs.
Dear Veronica,
ReplyDeletethe moving image of the fountain is very refreshing for me (although fortunately the heat wave is over here - or is it taking a break? But it's still very warm in the house.) I've never thought about that the petrol company's six-legged dog is unknown in some countries and causes astonishment. In Austria it is omnipresent, because we also have the Italian gas stations here, among others. The paintings by Kirtanraw Subramaniam are very lively because of their colors alone, the swirls do the rest. The painter even painted Vincent van Gogh, his role model - I particularly like this picture.
All the best from Austria,
hugs, Traude
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What a talented artist. My favorites are the lions, the elephant, and the cat.
ReplyDeleteThe cookies are adorable. Too cute to eat. Did you make them back in your baking days?