Module 1, Chapter 1 – continuation

 

 

When looking at Fig.1 and 2, I realized that there were hardly no complementary coulers represented, just very slightly in Fig. 1 -  picture 5  Antependium. “Christ in You. The hope of glory”. 

There you can see,  blue/orange/gold & green/red small crosses.

 Below in Fig. 9. “Colour and Crosses Collage” I have tried to show some pictures  where the complementary colours,  blue/orange & red/green are represented.

Works from textile artists as Ruth Issett, David Walker and Sheena Norqay  can be  seen in the collage.

 

 Fig. 9.

Colour & Crosses Collage

 

A selection of my own photos representing different sorts of crosses

“Stone cross”                            Runestone outside the castle of Gripsholm in Sörmland, Sweden

                                                from the 11 th century.

Barred window. Kärnbo church ruin.          “ Chair crosses”

Mariefred, Sweden

Wodden crosses. Exhibition at the Liljevalchs Art Gallery in Stockholm  july 2012