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Ann Brauer (American, born 1949)
"Autumnus", (2023) Detail. Textile/art quilt 30 x 60 inches

 

Ann Brauer has been making original quilts for 40 years. She utilizes color, fabric and tradition to create abstract landscapes of the imagination.

Artist

13551792491?profile=RESIZE_710x“Lost Weave 6”, Wool and silk, 98.4 x 118.1 in (250 x 300 cm).

13551793056?profile=RESIZE_710x“Lost Weave 11”, Wool and silk, 98.4 x 118.1 in (250 x 300 cm).

13551792894?profile=RESIZE_710x“Lost Weave 14”, Wool and silk, 98.4 x 118.1 in (250 x 300 cm).

13551793282?profile=RESIZE_710x“Lost Weave 16”, Wool and silk, 98.4 x 118.1 in (250 x 300

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“In the stillness of headstones, Darkness is my blanket. And forever is my song. In the arms of stone angels, I’m not afraid. Becaus

13543764293?profile=RESIZE_710xAll images © Tea & Morphine / Location; Brookwood Cemetery, Woking UK

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Immortal Repose

 

Funerary monument t

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Betty Busby

A textile artist based in New Mexico, uses fiber textile art and quilting to explore scientific themes. Her large and often spectacularly detailed pieces represent biological processes, including cell division and the growth of plants

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Ingredients:

For the Shortbread Dough:

1 cup unsalted butter, softened
½ cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon salt

For the Raspberry Swirl:

⅓ cup raspberry jam (seedless, if preferred)

Instructions:

1.

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Everything we see, touch, taste, smell, feel is the same energy that moves to the senses and externally through identification, becomes the image of what we think we are.

This is Maya, this is an illusion.
Energy is directed outwards.
This is why