Favorite Painting of All Time

Discussion in 'Visual Arts' started by Gallileo, Jul 20, 2013.

  1. The Wanderer

    The Wanderer Seeker of Truth

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  2. Svetonio

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    Paintings by Ersnt Steiner
     
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  3. Svetonio

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    Paintings by Josip Vaništa
     
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    Paintings by Cile
     
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    Paintings by Vučković
     
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  7. Svetonio

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    Paintings by Maxfield Parrish
     
  8. Shoes1916

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    Paintings by Šumanović
     
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  10. ed carter

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    [​IMG]Thomas Hart Benton: Achelous and Hercules
     
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  11. Svetonio

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    Paintings by Pissaro
     
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  12. Borgia

    Borgia Do not speak wisely of this night

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    This is the cover of a book I was rereading. I thought it was pretty interesting. Puget Sound on the Pacific Coast, 1870, by Albert Bierstadt. Interestingly enough, Bierstadt had never visited the Pacific coast, he painted from written descriptions of the area.

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  13. YarRevenge

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    Raven - Luis Royo

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  14. CaptainFeedback1

    CaptainFeedback1 It's nothing personal.

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    I'm a big fan of Maria Helena Viera da Silva. This might be my favourite of hers.

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    I also really like a guy called Richard Thorn, mainly for the way he captures shadows and water.

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    I actually really struggled to only post 2 of his... He makes me want to give up painting!
     
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  15. CaptainFeedback1

    CaptainFeedback1 It's nothing personal.

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    ****, man - no idea why I can't embed pics from this tablet.

    Somewhat defeats the object...
     
  16. Warksman

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    Favourite painting is a tough one! Saw this one though at the National Gallery in London last year and was quite taken in by it.Guess it makes one reflect on the different stages of life

    The Four Ages Of Man (1629) by Valentin Du Boulougne

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  17. Veronica Mars

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    The Cistern Chapel is good.
     
  18. Jamsterdammer

    Jamsterdammer The Great CD in the Sky

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    You mean the Sistine Chapel? Absolutely! My neck still hurts...

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  19. stepeanut

    stepeanut The gloves are off

    The Vatican Museum is fantastic. A wealth of wonderful art across a surprisingly broad spectrum. When we visited, the Sistine Chapel (as well as the corridors leading to it) was crammed with tourists, while you could stroll around the other galleries at your leisure. Yes, the Sistine Chapel is lovely, and rightly famous, but so many folk choose to miss out on the other treasures right under their noses.
     
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  20. Svetonio

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    Paintings by Wolfang Lettl
     
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  21. Karnak

    Karnak "81, 82, 83, 84..."

    An addition to my favourites: Sir Edward Burne Jones-The Baleful Head
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  22. Rose River Bear

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    The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali
     
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  23. Andy Smith

    Andy Smith .....Like a good pinch of snuff......

    Spotted this guy in York. Good to see young people respecting the classics :).

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  24. Fremad

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    A really lovely atmosphere in his work.
     
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  25. geetar_await

    geetar_await I heart Linux.

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    The Scream (Munch). just standing & staring at the image for a few minutes relaxes me. my pain is nothing compared to his.
     

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