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5897911 No.5897911[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Im bored, Art thread

>> No.5897915
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>>5897911

>> No.5897926
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Is this acceptable ?

>> No.5897927
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>> No.5897928

>>5897926
'no'

>> No.5897930
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One of the greatest Artists to ever exist,

Peter Paul Rubens

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>> No.5897937
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>>5897922
What's going on

>> No.5897939
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>>5897937
not much, baking cheescake

you?

>> No.5897941

>>5897911
Virgil seems really sad, while Dante is Emperor Palpatine

>> No.5897942
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>> No.5897943
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>>5897935

>> No.5897946

fuck these threads and fuck the shitty mods that don't do their "job"
of course mods and janitors do it for free so what can you expect

>> No.5897947
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>>5897941
Virgil is in Blue m8

>> No.5897953
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>>5897946
why hate

>> No.5897957
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>> No.5897958
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>> No.5897962

>>5897953
Because this isn't literature and we have this thread every single day and people just recycle the same basinski and Gogol over and over with a few Greeks sprinkled in every now and then

>> No.5897970
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>> No.5897971
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>>5897939
No i mean what was happening in that pic >>5897922

2spooky

>>5897962
Greeks?

>> No.5897974

>>5897970

Greatest painting of all time. Nice taste

>> No.5897976
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>>5897962
you should be a mod ;)

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>> No.5897979

>>5897962
Do you feel compelled to open threads that you aren't interested in?

>> No.5897988
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>>5897970
What's the last slide?

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>> No.5897991
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>> No.5897997

>>5897990
'please no, corn father'

>> No.5898003
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>> No.5898005

>>5897988
>What's the last slide.
The last panel is the Christian hell.

>> No.5898010

>>5897990
please no, corn father

>> No.5898022
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>> No.5898027
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What's the greatest painting of the Madonna?

>> No.5898031

>>5897946
where else can we post art in 4chan

>> No.5898032
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5898032

This one

>> No.5898034

>>5897911
>Art thread
This board is for literature. Try the art board >>>/ic/

>> No.5898038

>>5897990
please no, corn father

>> No.5898039
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what are the best romantic landscapes?

>> No.5898044
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amazing artwork

>> No.5898061

all "good" art seems to just be

>muh robes
>muh muscles

with the right amount of light and shadow

>> No.5898168

>>5897990
please no corn father

>> No.5898169

>>5897990
Please no, corn father

>> No.5898189

>>5898061
Da Vinci actually complained about this. Said that making your characters too muscular (looking right at you Michelangelo) makes them look like sacks of nuts.

>> No.5898875
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Biblical art is da best art

>> No.5898889
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>> No.5898890

>>5898061
>Complaining about the way the human body is supposed to look if you take care of it.
tumblr pls go

>> No.5898895

>>5897927
>>5897958
>>5897988
>>5897990
>>5898044

Pls leave

>> No.5898897

>>5897911
>Im bored
you should try this "reading" thing sometime.

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>>5898039
That is the best one I have seen

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>> No.5898913
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>> No.5898927
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>> No.5898932

>>5898927
haha benis xD

>> No.5898939

>>5897911
That's Count Ugolino right? Borges has written an interesting essay on his character in Inferno.

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>> No.5898944

>>5898927
That's indecent and insulting!

>> No.5898955
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Incoming

>> No.5898957
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>>5898955

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>>5898957

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>>5898963

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>>5898968

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>>5898973

>> No.5898981
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>>5898978

>> No.5898986
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>>5898981

>> No.5898988

>>5898973
>>5898978
>oops, I fucked my perspectives
>meh, no one will notice

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>>5898986

>> No.5898991
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>>5898990
random shit so far but the last handful are Romanticism-ish

>> No.5898992

>>5897971
>what was happening in that pic
Seriously? A man with a crown of thorns being taken down from a cross? Ring a bell?

>> No.5898994
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>>5898991

>> No.5898997

>>5898991
hnggg dem hues

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>>5898994

>> No.5899000
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>>5898998

>>5898997
I think that one is digital actually

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>>5899000

>> No.5899009

>>5898992
He might be confused by the clothing, when was it that they decided that it was cool to update christ's wardrobe?

>> No.5899011
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>>5899004

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>> No.5899015
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>>5899011
So that's my folder of random shit that I like

>> No.5899022
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>> No.5899043
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>> No.5899046

>>5899009
Almost all medieval and Renaissance artists depicted Christ and the passion with clothes of their own time period

>> No.5899063
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>> No.5899065

>>5898994
is this from some videogame or what?

>> No.5899066
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>>5899063

>> No.5899069

>>5899000
yeah it is. a little muddy around the neck, but gorgeous

>> No.5899070
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>>5899066

>> No.5899074
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>>5899070

>> No.5899075

>>5899063
huh, what did you think about the book?

>> No.5899079
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>>5899074

>> No.5899086
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>>5899079

>> No.5899102
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>> No.5899105
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Anyone recognize this artwork? Title? Artist? I couldn't find any info on it.

Album is pretty killer too btw.

>> No.5899118
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Both Communists and Fascists produced good art. Why did the Nazis suck?

>> No.5899124

>>5897911
8/10
>>5897915
7/10
>>5897920
5/10
>>5897922
8/10
>>5897926
2/10
>>5897927
0/10
>>5897930
9/10
>>5897934
7/10
>>5897935
3/10
>>5897937
8/10
>>5897939
7/10 (possibly a 6 but the dog makes up for it)
>>5897942
4/10
>>5897943
3/10
>>5897947
6/10 (overrated, and inappropriate for St. John the Baptist)
>>5897953
5/10
>>5897957
7/10
>>5897970
7/10
>>5897971
6/10
>>5897976
7/10
>>5897977
6/10
>>5897988
2/10
>>5897991
4/10
>>5898003
3/10
>>5898022
4/10
>>5898025
8/10
>>5898027
8/10
>>5898032
5/10
>>5898039
8/10
>>5898875
7/10
>>5898889
1/10
>>5898901
3/10
>>5898902
4/10

>> No.5899134

>>5898904
6/10
>>5898906
5/10
>>5898913
3/10
>>5898927
8/10
>>5898942
5/10
>>5898955
5/10 (needs a head)
>>5898957
4/10
>>5898963
3/10
>>5898966
7/10
>>5898968
1/10
>>5898973
3/10
>>5898978
3/10
>>5898981
2/10
>>5898986
5/10
>>5898990
4/10
>>5898991
6/10
>>5898994
6/10
>>5898998
6/10
>>5899000
7/10
>>5899004
5/10
>>5899011
6/10
>>5899013
3/10
>>5899015
4/10
>>5899022
5/10
>>5899041
2/10
>>5899043
2/10
>>5899063
4/10
>>5899066
5/10
>>5899070
5/10
>>5899074
5/10
>>5899079
7/10
>>5899086
7/10
>>5899102
5/10
>>5899105
4/10
>>5899118
5/10

>> No.5899145
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>> No.5899151

>>5899134
>>5899124
Who died and made you head art critic

>> No.5899154

>>5899124
>>5899134
>être un tel pédé

>> No.5899166

>>5899151
He's supposed to be a critic? I thought he was a savant or something. I don't see how numbers qualify as a critique.

>> No.5899171

>>5897990
please no, corn father

>> No.5899172
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>> No.5899174

>>5897990
please no, corn father

>> No.5899195
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This is from the Book of Kells. It's remarkable.

>> No.5899214
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>> No.5899249
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>> No.5899278
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>>5899195
apparently they haven't found a single mistake in it, to this day

>> No.5899284
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>> No.5899310

>>5899214
wait a minute, Turner painted a lot better paintings than this shitfest

>> No.5899316
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il duce!

>> No.5899327

>>5899124
wow powerful onions mate

>> No.5899329

>>5899316
Is that an anal plug

>> No.5899334
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>>5899310
Yeah, but you've all seen them. And this one has neat sea monsters.

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>>5899329
It's combined bust and optical illusion of Il Duce.

>> No.5899355

>>5899334
lol the two top guys looking at the camera

>> No.5899376
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>>5899355
lol i know. here's some medieval craftsmanship just for you.

>> No.5899391

>>5899334
That looks like one of those composite photos where the same person is standing in multiple places. All the subjects look like they could be the same guy.

>> No.5899394

>>5899376
This reminds me, actually, of this quirky church from Stockholm. The tower burnt down in the 1800's and got replaced by Eiffel-inspired iron lattice work.

>> No.5899401
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>>5899394
Forgot picture.

>> No.5899467

>>5899134
Thanks for your worthless opinions pleb

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>> No.5899509
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>> No.5899538
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Ok.

>> No.5899545
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>>5899354
That flag on the top, I can not refrain from clapping.

In usa you place the flag even on the bridges or has been done for some celebration?(serious question)

>> No.5899559
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>>5899124
People should stop doing this.

Connard.

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>> No.5899566

>>5897911
I saw this in Ottawa last month, sent shivers down my spine

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>>5897915

>> No.5899578
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>>5899576
>Gérôme
Yeah

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>>5899578
>mfw this kiss made me want to see my gf asap

>> No.5899588
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>>5899578
Gérôme is based

>> No.5899591

>>5899545
I can't remember if we put flags on all bridges or not. The Germans stole that flag on the Brooklyn bridge and replaced it with a white flag not too long ago. If you aren't German but live in Europe you might want to start learning German. They seem to be getting uppity again.

>> No.5899594
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>>5898955
>Fragonard
>not even once
>not even as an inspiration

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>> No.5899600
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>>5899594
>not liking Fragonard
wot

>> No.5899603

>>5899134
>>5899124
something about you annoys me

>> No.5899605
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based Richelieu

>>5899004
Holyt shit this is good

>> No.5899607
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based Bouguereau reporting in

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>> No.5899611
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>> No.5899612

>>5899591
>They seem to be getting uppity again

typical

>> No.5899615
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>>5899600
Get your Rococo-ass out of here

>> No.5899616

>>5899249
that's pretty gross for an art thread

>> No.5899622
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>>5899600
And take your doubles (nice, btw) with you

>> No.5899628

>>5899611
300 years ahead of his time.
That is fucking abstract expressionism in the 17th century.

>> No.5899629

>>5899615
>dislikes Rococo because old school-books told him to
>likes the popular choice of edgy Goya

>> No.5899631

>>5899564
cute

>> No.5899639

>>5899628
>abstract expressionism

>> No.5899642
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>>5899070
This wouls be the perfect cover for Un Roi sans Divertissement by Giono

Picture kind of related, pistols and snow

>> No.5899645
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>>5899591
>The Germans stole that flag on the Brooklyn bridge
Really rude, they said why?

>you might want to start learning German. They seem to be getting uppity again.
This can't happen, EU can't be mastered so easily. we are more a federation than an union (with his pro and cons) and this is one of the "why" the eu is passing so hard times.
The thing that most links us is the faith (just saying)

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>>5899622
Come on, you can criticize rococo and post Goya but not Klimt
You aren't serious mate

Here some Gervex for you

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>>5899642

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>>5897911

>> No.5899656
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Come on /lit/, who are the writers on this painting (without using Internet)

>> No.5899657
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>>5899615
>>5899622
>not liking Rococo
tip top pleb

>> No.5899662
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>>5899646
This was not a critic, just an expression of disgust.

>> No.5899663
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>>5899657
Doré is so fucking based

>> No.5899667
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>>5899657

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>>5899657
>liking Rococo
Pure marquis.

They made even decadence seem boring.

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>>5899663
>>5899667
he can also paint

>> No.5899682
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>> No.5899685

>>5897930
yes! yes! but I NEED EVEN HIGHER RES

>> No.5899687
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>>5899667
>>5899678
Oh, no! My mistake. This is Rembrandt. I was just reminded seeing that other etching.

>> No.5899693
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>>5899687
>Rembrandt
maximum feel

>> No.5899695
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>> No.5899696

>>5897935
Looks like balls.

>> No.5899698
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>>5899687
>he can also paint
Indeed he did this one : >>5897911
And pic related too

>> No.5899701

>>5899195
I liked the movie

>> No.5899705
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>>5899687
That sea looks so snug

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>>5899698
>high res of his painting
can you provide sauce? I've been lurking all over the internet for his high res paintings and can never find them.

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>> No.5899724
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Best lookin' WWII plane coming through

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Image limit is approaching


>>5899715
Also interested in this

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>>5899716

>> No.5899734
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Just look at those needles!

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>>5899355
>camera

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>>5899731

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>>5899736
>joke

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>>5899715
>>5899730
Wikipedia
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27%C3%89nigme_%28Dor%C3%A9%29
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Christ_quittant_le_pr%C3%A9toire
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androm%C3%A8de_%28Dor%C3%A9%29
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Saltimbanques_%28Dor%C3%A9%29

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>> No.5899753
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>all this classical

It's over. All those pretty colors and tantalizing nudes are obsolete representations. The only kind of art we moderns can authentically enjoy is conceptual art.

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>> No.5899764

>>5899753
>not realizing modern art is just people trying to be cool by being pseudo-intellectuals
>tfw majority of people are fooled by this
it makes me sad

>> No.5899765

>>5898039
fukken saved

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>>5899750
Delaroche is probably my favorite painter

>> No.5899772

>>5899764
but anon, I've been more effected by "modern art" than any other piece of classical art

am i just pleb?

>> No.5899773

>>5899735
Do the conditions under which art is made matter as much, or even more, than the finished piece?

Is permanent evidence (in this case, a photograph) required to make these conditions artistic or would someone else's word be good enough? Could the artist actually paint with their anus but we take their word for it? Could they paint with something that wasn't their anus and claim that they did?

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>>5898039
Friedrich of course

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>>5899735

>> No.5899778

>>5899772
yes. research more into renaissance art and stories behind them. it will move you more when you see them in their context.

I used to get my mind 'blown' from modern art when I was much younger, then the more I dived into it the more I realized it's just people creating vague shit and then doing mental gymnastics to justify it. not always, but most of the time.

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>>5899778
but could you not argue that the stories behind art are completely irrelevant? surely it's how you react to the art itself that determines its value, not the "stories behind them" (regardless of how incredible they are, which I'm sure they are)

>> No.5899795

>>5899790
of course, but a lot of times it's representing something that people already knew about, which affects how you react. to each his own. it's all subjective, unless you're kant, who argues objective beauty.

>> No.5899796

>>5899790
are they like having sex or something

>> No.5899800

>>5899753
LOOK A FUCKING GLASS BALL IS OUT OF HER VAGINA SYMBOLIZING HOW EVERYTHIBNG REFLECTS AND EVOLVES AROUND IT AND THE REST OF THE BODY IS ALL BLANK
BAGINA POWER FUGG
>>5899763
literally a 5yo did that

>hurr durr we need to keep art evolving
>hurr durr I farted and spread it all over the glass look at how NXT LVL I am

And you fucks will eat that shit.

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>>5899790
>MB

>> No.5899806

>>5899773
Furthering this thought:

Is this more about the performance than the finished work? Did anyone buy the final piece? Shouldn't they have bought the Polaroid's of the artist making it instead?

Does it matter that the artist actually shot paint out of their anus? Is the concept not enough? Does the concept actually need to be realized in order for it to have artistic merit? Does it matter that the artist used paint and canvas? Could they have used a non-artistic medium and it would have still been art?

For example, could the artist have shot chocolate syrup out of their anus onto ice cream? Would that not be art anymore? Would it be a culinary pursuit? Would the artist become a chef? Isn't it about the concept, or the realization thereof, and not the final product?

>> No.5899807

>>5899796
Naw, he's checking for bugs in her pubes.

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>> No.5899821

>>5899773
Very interesting question. Does it not reveal the paucity of modern art? The actual product is nothing. Clearly a child or an animal could create such patterns. It demands to be seen as revolutionary or new by its methods, not its outcomes. Essentially one cannot form ones own opinions about the product in isolation, since the product would just be ignored out of context, whereas 'classical' art (for want of a better word) demands attention from its form. If one found a da Vinci portrait simply lying around, even the basest would assume it had some intrinsic value from its beauty alone. If a sheet of blue paint was found lying around it would not garner any attention.

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>>5899790
It really depends on the person. Some times knowing the context of the work adds an extra layer in the interpretation. Consider Goya's dark paintings. They are by themselves pretty impactful, but if you're aware of the situations they depict or the state the author was in when painting them it may add a deeper understanding. Even more, knowing his previous work you can see the evolution his style took and you can even notice details that you would miss if you don't know his work.
Everyone should try to be mature enough not to confuse the feelings they got from the work with the feelings the context gave, but pretending each work exists in a vacuum takes a lot away from them.

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>>5899795
i suppose that's a valid point- a piece drawn today conveying themes about say, 9/11, to pick an obvious example, might not translate in 100-200 years in some european country (because god knows murrica aint never gonna forget) whereas most of us now would understand the reference

cheers for the enlightenment, m8 :)

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>> No.5899838

>>5897934
Prince Myshkin?

>> No.5899839

>>5899807
I don't need a new fetish, thankyouverymuch.

>>5899823
That's an impressive photograph. This kind of stuff makes you sad of all the shit people understand as urban photography. I've se11en some pretty good stuff in /p/ but few people have such a mastery of finding spaces and waiting for the perfect moment (or making it up).
(I wanted to post that one Fan Ho pic with the woman right in the corner of a light triangle, but we have reached image limit)

>> No.5899850

>>5899839
yeah it might be my favourite fan ho, although his misty harbour shots are pretty incredible, and that picture you're referring to is incredible too, I saw it for sale in a shitty "boutique" store once, (right next to banksy tat) so now I struggle to love it as much, as pretentious as that sounds

>> No.5899855

We're doing this thing in whcih you imagine the things you liked before as childish because you were childish in liking them. You're supposed to appreciate both classical and modern art, but you're not forced to like it all. There's nothing more meritful about the time in which a work was done, if anything you should take the advanced structural analysis of modern american abstract art and appreciate each small part of a classic composition in ways the audiences at the time weren't able to.

>> No.5899877

This >>5899855
was meant as an answer to:
>>5899778

>>5899850
Have you checked shin yanagisawa?
He has some great urban stuff, some sort of formalism closer to Fn Ho but some weirder constructions too
https://d1ycxz9plii3tb.cloudfront.net/additional_images/520cd31a275b24ede000041a/large.jpg

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/16/6b/75/166b756c1e93f5b33813b2dd13c25d07.jpg