Impressionist. I love the brush strokes, I love how unbalanced the painting looks. I love the background.
This is a great painting from Degas.
Galerie d'art en LYN - OnLYN Art Gallery, Classical or Modern (Keep it Clean) Serious Talk
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Edgar Degas, Four Dancers. c. 1899. Oil on Canvas
Impressionist. I love the brush strokes, I love how unbalanced the painting looks. I love the background. This is a great painting from Degas. |
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i say my fellow connoisseurs, can this be considered art?
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QUOTE(Setsuna-san @ Jun 10 2008, 12:42 PM) i say my fellow connoisseurs, can this be considered art? i like it! i'd prefer if there was "less" detail and wider strokes  |
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Ok enough of french painters. Lets go Dutch!
Vincent van Gogh. Self-Portrait in a Grey Felt Hat. 1887. Oil on card. Van Gogh. This is my favourite of many self portraits. I really feel the energy from this piece of work.  This post has been edited by vey99: Jun 10 2008, 12:49 PM |
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 SPIRAL ART. |
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QUOTE(beelzebob13 @ Jun 10 2008, 01:02 PM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « yeah I participated in Worth1000's competition on this before couple years back. Something to do with Modern Impressionism, Modern Renaissance and all that. Great fun! But lets stick to originals, or else this will turn to /b/ecome something else... |
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Peter Paul Rubens, The Three Graces. 1628-1630. Oil on canvas Well due to the fact that this is a nude painting, here is an alternative representation of the Three Graces, by Leon Washington. You should really check out the original  |
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QUOTE(vey99 @ Jun 10 2008, 01:11 PM) Peter Paul Rubens, The Three Graces. 1628-1630. Oil on canvas Well due to the fact that this is a nude painting, here is an alternative representation of the Three Graces, by Leon Washington. You should really check out the original |
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QUOTE(beelzebob13 @ Jun 10 2008, 01:10 PM) another version. Painting by Gustave Moreau depicting Saint George slaying the dragon  This post has been edited by Setsuna-san: Jun 10 2008, 01:17 PM |
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Peter Paul Rubens. Portrait of Susanne Fourment ("Le Chapeau de paille"). c.1625. Oil on panel
17th century painter, Rubens, focus more on religious paintings. Here's a sample of his work. For that time i felt that there was pretty good detail in his works... just, beautiful.  |
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QUOTE(beelzebob13 @ Jun 10 2008, 01:10 PM) http://www.draconika.com/images/saint-george-dragon.jpg Bro, can you include artist name, if possible? thanks.Nice one. QUOTE(satayboy2003 @ Jun 10 2008, 01:12 PM) ori punya link leh? google > image > "rubens three graces"This post has been edited by vey99: Jun 10 2008, 01:16 PM |
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Rembrandt, Night Watch, c.1642, Oil on canvas
The original is 4 metres wide. Brilliant representation of lighting.  |
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A slight departure from the realm of painters, I present French architect Boulle:
Étienne-Louis Boullée, Deuxieme projet pour la Bibliotheque du Rois , c.1785 The architect was "featured" in Peter Greenaway's movie, "The Belly of an Architect". Great movie, i might add.  |
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where are all the art lovers in LYN?
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QUOTE(booty @ Jun 10 2008, 03:18 PM) u looking for me? lol Two Men [1998] - oil on canvas by Raphael Perez  but i knoes lots of people here secretly enjoying ur posts, booty...  |
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 The Biting Pear of Salamanca - *ursulav February 27, 2006 Sauce: http://ursulav.deviantart.com/art/The-Biti...amanca-29677500 QUOTE Artist's Comments A popular tourist attraction of the region, the biting pear lives off low-flying birds, hand-outs, and the occasional unwary sightseer. ---- Don't look at me. I was reading up on pop surrealism before bed, and this is the sort of thing that happens. Even for me, that's a little disturbing. Also, I may have an unhealthy obsession with pears. This is particularly odd because I haven't eaten a pear in years. NOTE FOR 4CHAN AND ALL THE REST: Yes. I know. LOL WUT. Yes, yes. I'm aware. Really, I don't mind that y'all are havin' fun with the image*, the internet is a very silly place and all, but if you could make an effort to include a link to the original when you're posting it, I'd be really grateful. Thanks! Anyway! Digital, prints available for $10 and $20 plus shipping--visit [link] or send a note if interested! If you would like to buy the OFFICIAL, LICENSED, ARTIST-APPROVED pear merchandise--t-shirts, prints, magnets, tote bags, keychains, the lot--mosey on over to [link] for all your biting pear needs. *As long as it's noncommercial and nobody's making money on lolwut merchandise, of course. |
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