When you look at a painting, the painting looks at you. Unless it's a Jackson Pollock. Fecal matter doesn't have eyes with which to look.
Ernst Kirchner
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| Potsdamer Platz |
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| A Group of Artists |
Rene Magritte
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| The Menaced Assassin |
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| The Human Condition |
Edward Hopper
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| Nighthawks |
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| Sunlight in a Cafeteria |
Pablo Picasso
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| Guernica |
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| The Old Guitarist |
M.C. Escher
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| Still Life and Street |
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| Relativity |
David Hockney
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| A Bigger Splash |
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| Portrait of an Artist |
Fernando Botero
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| Ball in Colombia |
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| Card Players |
Vincent Van Gogh
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| Painter on His Way to Work |
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| Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear |
Frida Kahlo
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| The Bus |
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| Frida and Diego |
Diego Rivera
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| Self Portrait |
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| Sugar Cane |
Great views of people in this art world captured doing simple tasks yet so much more going on. Love Escher who was superb at perceptions etc... Guernica is Picasso's masterpiece even though it is not my personal favourite. Ernst Kirschner's first work is quite the study of everything seemingly warped. Love Hopper and his often imitated painting.
ReplyDeleteI could have gone with Three Musicians instead of Guernica, but then both of his would have been music-related. I know Guernica is the one people always talk about, but I still like it.
DeleteI personally like A Bigger Splash. That may be because I'm dreaming of a getaway where a pool is involved. Sigh... I also like The Human Condition, Nighthawks, and Relativity.
ReplyDeleteCool.
DeleteOnly a few weeks until Thanksgiving.
Yes, you are right. No pool for Thanksgiving, though...
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