Favourite Paintings
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Re: Favourite Paintings
Composition IV -by Wassily Kandinsky

i'm also a fan of Rene Magritte's work. like:
The Treason of Images

and Son of Man


i'm also a fan of Rene Magritte's work. like:
The Treason of Images
and Son of Man

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no love for the greatest painter in the history of the world.... Thomas Kinkade????
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terri wrote: My favorite Hopper (and favorite painting, in general) is "Rooms By The Sea":
That's good stuff.
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I've seen many of these originals in person and it always astonishes me how much different they are than what I expected. Like Starry Nights is so freaking small. I figured it would be pretty large, but it's tiny. And vise versa with many of the classics.
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Re: Favourite Paintings
The Abby in the Oakwood - Caspar David Friedrich

Mystery and Melancholy of a Street - Giorgio de Chirico

Nostalgia of the Infinite - Giorgio de Chirico

Cityscape - "Imperial Boy"

it's more CG, i think than paint, and i don't know his real name because his site is all in Japanese. still, it's a great piece and it really gets my imagination going.
New York Movie - Edward Hopper

Office in a Small City - Edward Hopper

Automat - by (surprise) Eddy Hopper

there's tons more though that are my favorites. pretty much anything by Monet and a good deal of Romantic-era pieces.

Mystery and Melancholy of a Street - Giorgio de Chirico

Nostalgia of the Infinite - Giorgio de Chirico

Cityscape - "Imperial Boy"

it's more CG, i think than paint, and i don't know his real name because his site is all in Japanese. still, it's a great piece and it really gets my imagination going.
New York Movie - Edward Hopper

Office in a Small City - Edward Hopper

Automat - by (surprise) Eddy Hopper

there's tons more though that are my favorites. pretty much anything by Monet and a good deal of Romantic-era pieces.
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Re: Favourite Paintings
Sorry about no pictures...:
"Red Fuji" - Katsushika Hokusai
"Great Wave off Kanagawa" - Katsushika Hokusaid
"The Temptation of St. Anthony" - Salvador Dali
"LHOOQ" - Marcel DuChamp
"Nude Descending Staircase" - Marcel DuChamp
"Red Fuji" - Katsushika Hokusai
"Great Wave off Kanagawa" - Katsushika Hokusaid
"The Temptation of St. Anthony" - Salvador Dali
"LHOOQ" - Marcel DuChamp
"Nude Descending Staircase" - Marcel DuChamp
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I'm actually not a huge fan of Kinkade. I don't know why. Although, I will admit, my friend has a couple of originals by him (they know a guy who knows a guy), and they're much better when looking at the real thing instead of a print.
I forgot to mention the mind-warping MC Escher:

"Waterfall"

"Hand with Reflecting Sphere"

"Reletivity"
I just love his work with perspective. It's quite brilliant.
I forgot to mention the mind-warping MC Escher:
"Waterfall"

"Hand with Reflecting Sphere"

"Reletivity"
I just love his work with perspective. It's quite brilliant.
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Re: Favourite Paintings
Raphael - School of Athens

Jacques Louis-David - Oath of the Horatii

Caravaggio - The Calling of St. Matthew

M.C. Escher - Ascending and Descending


Jacques Louis-David - Oath of the Horatii

Caravaggio - The Calling of St. Matthew

M.C. Escher - Ascending and Descending

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bookworm77 wrote:I'm actually not a huge fan of Kinkade. I don't know why. Although, I will admit, my friend has a couple of originals by him (they know a guy who knows a guy), and they're much better when looking at the real thing instead of a print.
youre such a nice guy man. but i was kidding, i ****ing hate kinkade.
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Krempel wrote:youre such a nice guy man. but i was kidding, i ****ing hate kinkade.
ROFL Thanks. I didn't catch that you were kidding, though. I'm not quite as passionate about him, I just get tired of seeing his stuff on puzzles. As if there weren't better paintings to contruct in your spare time...
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