#Carmen is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 39 people shared 49 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is up 186% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 4 with 13 posts.

Posts with #Carmen

RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

Gdy człowiek budzi się z 11-kilowym, mruczącym, rudym kotem na klacie, to tak rozpoczęty dzień nie ma prawa być zły…☝️😼😼 #DźwiękDobry, Szmeterloki! #Carmen & #Draakul

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The Associated Press

@apnews.com

25 days ago

At a Los Angeles concert, Olivia Dean dedicates “Carmen" — about her grandmother's immigration journey — to immigrant families. #OliviaDean #Carmen

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

Ktoś zamawiał sobotnią dostawę zajebistości? #Carmen & #Draakul

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

Czy z rana życzą sobie Państwo odrobinę zajebistości? #Carmen & #Draakul

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

Wszystkim których lubię, szanuję i kocham, życzę najfajniejszego Nowego Roku. Dzięki Wam, takie miejsca jak #BS🦋, mają dla nas sens. Kochamy Was! @razowskadesign.bsky.social @raziok.bsky.social A do tego: #Carmen #Draakul

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

Miała być poranna dostawa mikrofuter, ale zaspałem☝️ Zatem będzie przedpołudniowa… #Carmen & #Draakul Dzień niech będzie dobry!🙂

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Michael

@mdstamper.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Rosario Guerrero by Friedrich August von Kaulbach (German) - Oil on canvas / c. 1908 - Frye Art Museum (Seattle, Washington) #womeninart #art #portrait #FriedrichAugustvonKaulbach #oilpainting #Malerfürsten #Frye #portraitofawoman #WomensArt #FryeArtMuseum #GermanArtist #dancer #Kaulbach #Carmen

Rosario Fernández Guerrero was a Spanish dancer and pantomimist with an international career. Although she was not a singer, she is most often associated with the lead role of Carmen in the four-act opera of same name by French composer Georges Bizet.

After years of success on the stage, Guerrero was described in publications as a "famous beauty" in 1908 when she posed for a series of portraits by von Kaulbach -- including this one --- of which the artist later considered them among his best work.

We see the young beauty in costume in a dancing position turning to her left and looking slightly behind as if we've caught her in a momentary pause or interruption of a performance. The soft colors and blurry muted background add to the serene elegance and mood of the portrait. Our focus stays on the light-complexioned Guerrero with dark and curly hair adorned with a pinkish flower balancing her dark grayish bodice decorated with small sequins and featuring a low neckline. The sheer sleeves are short patterned with ribbons of pink. Over the bodice, she wears a draped, brushed yellow skirt with a subtle pink flower pattern. The gown and attire appear fluid, like Guerrero's dance movements, thanks to soft blending of the muted colors.

Friedrich August Von Kaulbach was one of the leading portrait painters of his generation. His portrayals are enchanting - expressive brushwork capturing nuanced characteristics and underlying spirit.

His style was born from an advanced understanding of the Old Masters, which he expressed with confidence and prowess as well as the energy of Velázquez filtered through a sense of true modernity.

Commissions were numerous with many involving society ladies abundant with lavish drapery. Dubbed the “prince of painters,” his popularity ultimately led to riches usually reserved for an artist’s paying clients. His palatial private villa, designed by Gabriel von Seidl, in Ohlstadt is now a museum with an impressive collection of antiques.

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

To, że nie prosicie w listach o zdjęcia #Carmen i #Draakula, to nie powód, abym ich nie wrzucał…☝️🤗 #PiątkowaDostawaFuter

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RaziOK™

@raziok.eurosky.social

over 1 year ago

„Człowieki są głupie. Najpierw wybierają sobie przywódców stada z niskim IQ, szemraną przeszłością lub wyrokami, a potem się dziwią, robią wielkie oczy i odliczają dni do końca ich szefowania. Dwunożne ćwoki…” #Carmen