Master Paintings

[Anonymous No.3248857]

Let's have a master paintings thread. Good ones to do studies from. Preferably high resolution.

[Anonymous No.3248942]

Peter Doig who is the greatest living British painter beyond question, the pinnacle of our culture - unquestionable.

[Anonymous No.3248962]

Rachel Whiteread - untitled (airbed)
Unquestionably the greatest living British sculptor bar none five stars en suite concierge parking unquestionable

[Anonymous No.3248971]

Jake and Dinos Chapman - One Day You Will No Longer Be Loved (that it should come to this) XVII
Greatest greatest British artist of the Royal Academy master painters and I hope you get run over for disfiguring those Goya prints,

[Anonymous No.3248974]

>>3248942

I wasn't sure if this was satire at first or not since I never heard of him, then I looked him up and was confused cause all of the praise with the OKAY paintings.

[Anonymous No.3248987]

>>3248974
If you're in London go and judge for yourself, he just closed in NY

http://michaelwerner.com/exhibition/4878/information

Doig did have something about him ten years or more ago, now it feels like treading water for the money (which is a enviable position but ... his painting is now < good)

[Anonymous No.3248999]

>>3248987

Ya these are much better, I feel like, and I know it's funny to say but he suffers from contemporary syndrome. The syndrome where you're a talented skilled artist but you're in the 21st century so your ideas and talent gets watered down.

That's just my opinion, Some of these have a classic feel to them like munch and others from that time.

[Anonymous No.3249012]

>>3248999
If he's to survive into the next century then he could do with a heavy edit and bit of scandal but I expect that will happen naturally.

Late impressionism / symbolism - Hockney - Doig

It's possible to create a manufactured place in art history for him. Hockney / Bacon - Doig also, the influence can be invented. A lot of other British artists are totally screwed but fuck them, they had the money. I'm more interested in the ones I do not know that didn't as there must be some good art out there.

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[Anonymous No.3249990]

>>3248942
g8 b8 m8

[Anonymous No.3249994]

>>3249987
She had to much to eat at Christmas dinner, so she loosened a few buttons.
Then she consumed too much mead, and slid the whole lot off her shoulders.

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[Anonymous No.3250017]

>>3249990
It's a truth about the world that I live in
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2017/dec/18/peter-doig-review-michael-werner-gallery-london

[Anonymous No.3250022]

>>3248857
Awesome! Who is the painter of OP pic?

Peter Doig is amazing and his interviews are just as inspiring.
He once said: "There's no hurry to finish a painting, unless it has to go out of the door." I find this approach pretty stress relieving.

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[Anonymous No.3250071]

Looking at what you guys aim for explains the state of /ic/.

[Anonymous No.3250075]

>>3250022
phil hale

humbly requesting any high res phil hale paintings, all i can find are his instagram photos

[Anonymous No.3250087]

>>3250075
good stuff, the man has something going.