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[Sternchen]

I´m hopless romantic and i like Thomas Kinkade. This is my favourite


@ Dunniteowl... wonderful pictures, thank you

[Alexine]

TeenZombie wrote...

Audrey Kawasaki

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I like her works, though they are a bit fetish-y in some of them...

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Siansonea II wrote...

The Uncanny wrote...

Mark Rothko

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Have you ever been to the Menil Collection and Rothko Chapel in Houston? Definitely an artistic pilgrimage for a Rothko fan.

the worthless one, my sister can draw 5 of this style per day [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]

I thought the same thing... until I did an art history course and I like his world. I'll envy the world if I could see them in real life. They are very huge paintings!

At least he's not bad as Barnett Newman. Just a line in the middle, wat?

Another artist i like who is contemporary is Chris Jordan:



His photography work on consumption are amazing. My favourite series is the Midway series (I've put the link up rather that images since the images can be disturbing at times, but the pictures are beautiful)

[Yana Montana]

Antoni Gaudí



Salvador Dali

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[DenisLaMinaccia]

Most of the Blaue Reiter expressionists

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[Fiery Phoenix]

Kagaya. Easily.

[Panderfringe]

My favourite artist was that guy who did all the paintings. Remember him? With the hair?

[Panderfringe]

slimgrin wrote...

Panderfringe wrote...

My favourite artist was that guy who did all the paintings. Remember him? With the hair?

Rembrandt?

I dunno. Did he paint and have hair?

[MassAffected]

There is a great variety of taste on here and some really amazing examples of art. I especially like the Wizard of Oz pieces on page 3. I don't really have a favorite artist who practices "fine art", but I really love illustrators and animators. My favorite artist in that particular field is Hayao Miyazaki, he is the man responsible for Princes Mononoke, Laputa, and Howl's Moving Castle.

[DenisLaMinaccia]

Panderfringe wrote...

My favourite artist was that guy who did all the paintings. Remember him? With the hair?

ahhh, THAT one! of course, he is good! And his paintings.... and his hair... 

[Randomname1212]

Nice pics there Armenian Oracle, I actually thought someone was falling down a well in the third picture.

[Barrendall]

I don't necessarily have a "Favorite" per se, but John William Waterhouse's work was always fascinating.

[Randomname1212]

That looks like it came from a silly low budget greek mythology movie from the 80's, lol.

[Barrendall]

Randomname1212 wrote...

That looks like it came from a silly low budget greek mythology movie from the 80's, lol.

Considering he painted it in 1891, I think he used his imagination quite well.

[The Potty 1]

van Gogh of course, and a local artist called Norman Catherine http://www.normancatherine.co.za/



But generally I prefer sculpture to paintings, so Rodin, Giacometti, etc. I spent half an hour looking at the kiss last December http://en.wikipedia....Rodin_sculpture)

[Beocat]

As far as photography goes, Karen Doody  http://www.karendoody.com/index2.php  She's actually one of my top competitors in photography contests, but when it comes down to it, she blows me out of the water and I can respect that.  I keep telling myself if I had more time to devote to photography, I'd be a lot better. 
My fiance likes Clyde Caldwell's art.  http://www.clydecald...es/gallery.html

Other than that, I have rather varied tastes in paintings. 

[Statulos]

Stanley Woo wrote...

Antoni Gaudí



Salvador Dali

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Some years ago I was able to see the Casa Batlló from the inside. And the Sagrada Familia for free...

For my part, I will say Francisco de Goya y Lucientes.