Did an early morning painting, then I decided to finally, at long last, visit the Egon Schiele Art Centrum here. I didn’t want to go too soon since I wanted to see Cesky Krumlov for myself first. Schiele (1890-1918) lived here for part of his life and did many paintings and drawings here. I think all art students fall in love with Schiele at some point. I’ve never fallen out of love with his work. For a sampling, here’s a website with many reproductions:
http://www.egon-schiele.net/the-complete-works.html
Another “finally, at long last” was trying a trdelnik. There are at least five booths or bakeries where you can buy a trdelnik. What’s a trdelnik? See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trdeln%C3%ADk
Marta, ready for another tease? Yum. They’re as good as they look.
This next photo looks dramatic, but it’s only some dredging in the river at a place where rafters must portage their boats while the new channel is under construction.
And the stone workers made great subjects for drawing today.
I’m looking forward to a lot of drawing in the next few days. It’s time for the Five-Petalled Rose Celebrations…