Theres no female in the internetz

This art is so awesome i dont want to thumbnail it

EPIC WIN!!
Damn good one, I gonna take a while to slowly look at it... Is it art or a juz elaborate photochop? (loosely speaking)

This post has been edited by vey99: Jun 10 2008, 09:58 PM

I believe its legit,unfortunately i dont know any further info about it

macam lah lah n bush?

lonely_traveller>> i dun think that one is lahlah la....

another one from keith haring
marriage of heaven n hell

1) There is a Buaya in Hell ...
2) There is a really tall (long)guy somewhere off center of the image

I can relate a little more than the pyramid one ...

Thomas Kinkade, Christmas Cottage

Kinkade. Genius painter, his works are those where the lighting effect varies with the strength of the spotlight shining at it. You can actually go see some reproductions at the Kinkade Gallery in One Utama New Wing.

1928 Grant Wood - American Gothic
Oil on beaverboard
29 1/4 x 24 5/8 in. (74.3 x 62.4 cm)
Friends of American Art Collection Art Institute of Chicago

american gothic - a popular choice among the photochop community

Salvador Dalí. The Persistence of Memory. 1931. Oil on canvas

One of the most famous of his paintings...

Norman Rockwell, Triple Self Portrait

Most famous for the campbell soup cans, I guess.
This is really fun for me. Is that a Van Gogh sketch on the right side of the easel?




This post has been edited by vey99: Jun 12 2008, 10:51 AM

Gustav Klimt. Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I. 1907. Oil on canvas

Here comes the big guns! Most expensive painting ever, to date. 135 million dollars for this.

omg norman rockwell....


fernando botero's the family


there is also this really awesome malaysian chinese artist who uses fishbones and plants to paint abstract paintings...read bout him somewhere...but i forgot his name...his main colours are usually grey, black, red and white...really pretty paintings...anyone noe anythin bout him?

not sure, i look more on classical paintings than modern arts ...

but do share on local works ... if you are familiar, and intro them to us ...

The Triumph of Death, by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c. 1525 – September 9, 1569)

bit of a freaky piece that i saw in an encyclopedia when i was a kid.

Yeah, I remember this as well, did you read this in World Book Encyclopedia by any chance?

i can't remember haha but the piece still lingers in my head.



liberty leading the people, Eugene Delacroix to commemorate the revolution of 1830...

should gift a copy to our government hahaha

um pls no nudity...

bro ... !!! pls

This post has been edited by vey99: Jun 12 2008, 10:48 PM

its the theme of the picture...

wow, nipples!