The Museum Goers #20

Wow, what a nice thing to say! Thank you so much.

Hee hee. You’ll slim down soon enough, I promise!

Thank you! And I was afraid to post this for fear maybe no one would like it! What crazy thoughts we have sometimes.

Mel, I just came across your comment of several days ago and I wanted to apologize for not responding to you until now. I somehow missed seeing it. In any case, a big THANK YOU for your kind words of support! I appreciate it very much. Smiles!

Thanks a lot April. This is one of a great many studies I’ve done on the hustle and bustle of crowds. New York’s a perfect place in which to do this. I’m very pleased to know you like it.

Thanks again Tony! This kind of work doesn’t come easy. There’s a lot of experimentation to work thru and all you have to go on is a vague idea of what you want.

Wow, that’s a big compliment! Thank you so much for that Sally.

Hi Sally. When you push for something new and different, you go it alone so it’s tremendously gratifying when some kindred soul out there applauds you for it. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I’m so very pleased you like it!

Glad to oblige you rubes. Sounds like you haven’t been to these steps for a long time. Happy you appreciate this image, really. I’ve done a lot of exploration within this framework of people and movement. This is one of my most favored images. It began with a very profound influence, “Nude Descending A Staircase” by Marcel DuChamps.

Glad to oblige you rubes. Sounds like you haven’t been to these steps for a long time. Happy you appreciate this image, really. I’ve done a lot of exploration within this framework of people and movement. This is one of my most favored images. It began with a very profound influence, “Nude Descending A Staircase” by Marcel DuChamps.

Me too! That’s what’s interesting about this subject. Thanks Glenn, for your keen comment. Much appreciated.

I’ve got this in my living room framed with a wide blond wood frame. It’s printed at 30”x40” which in metrics would be just over 1 meter in length. This is how you should see it at its best. I wish you could. Anyhow, thanks for the compliment! Very nice of you.

It’s such a pleasure when someone tells you they like your work. Someone once said, “The most deep-seated desire of mankind is to be appreciated.” I for one believe that to be true. Thank you Helua.

Man Rabi, that’s quite a compliment! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your graciousness and your generosity of spirit. I’m so very pleased you appreciate this work, I really am!
-Mark

Well if you like it, that’s good enough for me. A big kiss and an even bigger THANKS Gili! I’m genuinely happy you think well of it. BTW, I hail from the heart and mind complex. LOL!
-Mark :7}

That’s a nice comment. Thanks!

Hehe, thanks Mimi!!! I know your work from MyArtSpace.com. Glad to meet you here!
-Mark :7 }

I’m not sure. Let’s go look!

Hi Tereza. Thanks so much. Very glad you like this!
-Mark

Thanks for the good word and the fav Hugh!

Thanks for such a great comment!

I like how you refer to this. I’m pleased you like it.

And I love you for saying so! Smiles to ya Birgitta. :7})

Thanks Gina, I’m delighted you like this!

What a lovely compliment Louise. Thank you from my heart.

I was inspired to do some serious work on movement and crowds when I did this. A lot of work poured out of me at that time. I only wish it was this way all the time Wayne. Thanks so much for your fine comments all around!