Ellen A. Cook

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I have many fascinations. With art, with art history, with the history of other spheres;

nature and folklore and the workings of the mind and heart of mankind.

Art offers one sphere in which to explore them;

in landscape and portraiture, the revisiting of famous and less famous works,

and the depiction of many other things out of the past and present.

Another method is writing poetry. Poetry, that is, as a form of storytelling,

full of kings and queens, shepherds and sailors, hobgoblins and fairies.

And the occasional murder.

You can see me read my poems on my poetry page, or on Youtube here:

@EllenACook

(I even do the accents. It's a marvelous time.)

The narrator spends a night in dread of something that might be outside the window.

Or at least, it was supposed to be outside the window.

Ellen Cook ceramic sculpture of Doves

Doves - ceramic

After Sargent - Fumee d'Ambre Gris

Fumee d'Ambre Gris © ceramics

After Sargent - Fumee d'Ambre Gris (back)

Fumee d'Ambre Gris (back) © ceramic

After Sargent - Fumee d'Ambre Gris" is a piece based on John Singer Sargent's

painting of a Tunisian woman, cobbled together during his time in the Middle East.

Ellen Cook watercolor of Tucson Sunset

Pima Sunset - Fire © 36"x24", oil on linen

Ellen Cook watercolor of Tucson Sunset

Sunshower #1 © 36"x24", oil on linen

Madame Pompadour

Madame Pompadour © ceramics

Madame Pompadour View 2

Madame de Pompadour View #2 © ceramics

Madame de Pompadour" is derived from one of the portraits

of the famous courtier by Francois Boucher

Come away with me, and I shall make of my poems vessels to take

you into places near and far, and in strange and wondrous company.

Go to my poetry page, or directly to YouTube here:

@EllenACook

See also: James Pringle Cook, DeAnn Melton, Miracle Maxx, JP Ranch Publishing, @EllenACook

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