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27.06.2009, 09:50 quote
I like a quite a few. Constable, Gainsborough and Francis Danby to name a few.
Of the latter I like his paintings which seem to be either ethereal or dramatic.....
http://www.artfund.org/assets/image/artwork/enlarged/002985_002444_0.jpg
http://www.artmagick.com/pictures/picture.aspx?id=6778&name=the-deluge
I would like to go to more exhibitions, but not many of my friends like art or are into going to galleries.
27.06.2009, 09:57 quote
Josephine Wall...... because I feel that she's been inside my head and pinched my imagination and painted it all better than me. Even my personal symbols are in her art!!I love her use of colour too. I guess we would have a lot in common if we ever met.
http://www.josephinewall.com/josephine.html
As for other artists from the past they're varied, but usually I like them because of their colours, technique and handling of their materials but others like the Pre-Raphaelites and Art Nouveau artist/crafstmen I'm attracted by their content as well as skill.
27.06.2009, 14:16 quote
This is one of my favourites:
http://jssgallery.org/Other_Artists/Andrew_Wyeth/Christinas_World.htm
I defy anyone to stand in front of it and not be moved...
(Usually by someone behind trying to get a better view!
)
It's a long way to go (MOMA, New York) to get your problems in persepctive.
(But it's worth it.)
It's a painting that needs the size to get sucked in to Christina's world.
Some works are like that: they need the scale, or the right setting, to get what the artist intended.
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27.06.2009, 17:34 quote
More of my favourites:-
Burne-Jones
Gustav Klimt
Oedilon Redon
Gustave Moreau
Louis Tiffany (glass)
John Waterhouse
Claude Monet
Christopher Whall (glass)
Rene Lalique (glass/jewellery)
Alan Lee( illustrator)
Cicely Mary Barker (illustrator)
Arthur Rackam (illustrator)
If I could own one painting from any in the world I would choose The Lady Of Shallot by John Waterhouse, I love it so much but never understood why it just has a resonance within my soul.
27.06.2009, 18:08 quote
| mirrorpool wrote: |
| More of my favourites:-
Burne-Jones Gustav Klimt Oedilon Redon Gustave Moreau Louis Tiffany (glass) John Waterhouse Claude Monet Christopher Whall (glass) Rene Lalique (glass/jewellery) Alan Lee( illustrator) Cicely Mary Barker (illustrator) Arthur Rackam (illustrator) If I could own one painting from any in the world I would choose The Lady Of Shallot by John Waterhouse, I love it so much but never understood why it just has a resonance within my soul. |
I know that painting, it is a very beautiful one, i am sure somebody used it as a CD cover, it was harp or new age music.
I know a few websites with some good pics, here is one
http://www.illusionsgallery.com/gallery-catalog.html
27.06.2009, 18:10 quote
henri matisse, i had to do my A-level french presentation on him, kinda stuck then and really really like his work
27.06.2009, 18:16 quote
| shygal21 wrote: |
| henri matisse, i had to do my A-level french presentation on him, kinda stuck then and really really like his work |
I must admit I love a lot of his line drawings, the quality and careful positioning of lines, manage to describe the form so beautifully.
27.06.2009, 18:24 quote
| sc0ttie wrote: | ||
I know that painting, it is a very beautiful one, i am sure somebody used it as a CD cover, it was harp or new age music. I know a few websites with some good pics, here is one http://www.illusionsgallery.com/gallery-catalog.html |
That's a great link for the pics I love and reminded me of Evelyn De Morgan, another artist I'd forgotten to add to my list.
I did a modified 'fibre-art' picture of the mermaid some years ago, made my one a bit 'tarty' like a water siren's meant to be and added a few sea birds.
http://arisingmoon.artician.com/portfolio/A-Mermaid/
27.06.2009, 23:21 quote
I love the work of:
Stanley Spencer
Henry Pether
David Roberts
Henri Lebasque
Cornelis Springer
Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin
David Bomberg
Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
Sidney Richard Percy
and many, many others.
28.06.2009, 00:26 quote
Old
El Greco, Goya, Caravaggio, Vermeer,Hals, Blake, Turner, Cezanne, Manet, Munch,
Not so Old
Kandinsky, Picasso, Dali, Enrst ,Delvaux, Rivera, Pollock, Bacon, Beuys, Heron, Rothko, Heartfield, Hamilton, Palozzi
Recent
Peter Howson, Claire Barclay, The Boyle Family, Ron Mueck, The Chapman Brothers, Rachel Whitereed, Chuck Close, Bruce Nauman, Ed Ruscha, Steve McQueen
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