Margriet Markerink - So Sad / Iko flac album

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So sad you were and all worn-out, in need of help but much too proud, you held your head up, but I knew your heart was cold So blind you were, so frightened of a little warmth, a little love, were things you'd never known. And when I smiled at you, you shivered and when I touched your hand you quivered, darling and when I softly kissed your lips, you opened up your soul.

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Margriet Smulders is renowned for her remarkable photographic floral still-lives, which can be found in many museums as well as private and corporate art collections. Inspired by Dutch still-lives from the seventeenth century, she began making staged ‘floral portraits’ in 2000. Did the prince say this because he was in love? Do you believe that beauty can save the world? As an artist, I'd like to explore Dostojevsky’s notion of beauty saving the world by creating works of art so beautiful that you feel salvation within them. Inspired by the Dutch Golden Age painters of the 17th and 18th centuries, I began staging ‘floral wildlifes' on a mirror in 1999. I create compositions of sensual flowers, supple fabrics, twisted glass, water, ink and milk.