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  • Nicksmom106
    Nicksmom106 Posts: 1,624 Member
    DonutEatThat wrote: »
    Van Gogh is my all-time fave
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    Huge Van Gogh Fan as well 💗I have a print o this in my dining room....
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  • Glazed_and_Confused
    Glazed_and_Confused Posts: 1,307 Member
    Nicksmom106 wrote: »
    DonutEatThat wrote: »
    Van Gogh is my all-time fave
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    Huge Van Gogh Fan as well 💗I have a print o this in my dining room....
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    Awesome, that's a classic. <3 I went to the museum in Amsterdam, it was pretty fantastic. I would love to see his other work that's in NY.
  • Reckoner67
    Reckoner67 Posts: 3,344 Member
    I just like art that I like
  • laprimaJenny
    laprimaJenny Posts: 1,495 Member
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    Vincent Van Gogh - starry night
  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member
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  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member
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  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member
    MIltonBradley1 wrote: »
    @Motorsheen wrote: »
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    I like your taste. The depth in what is portrayed here is underrated. It speaks to the acceptance of all races and sexual orientations. And it serves as a reminder of where this nation once was with respect to tobacco products.

    And velvet.

    @MIltonBradley1

    I have always believed that it speaks to the duality of man and also tackling one's interpersonal conflicts when facing both existential issues and moral conflicts in a post 9/11 construct.


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  • Motorsheen
    Motorsheen Posts: 20,508 Member
    MIltonBradley1 wrote: »
    @Motorsheen wrote: »
    MIltonBradley1 wrote: »
    @Motorsheen wrote: »
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    I like your taste. The depth in what is portrayed here is underrated. It speaks to the acceptance of all races and sexual orientations. And it serves as a reminder of where this nation once was with respect to tobacco products.

    And velvet.

    @MIltonBradley1

    I have always believed that it speaks to the duality of man and also tackling one's interpersonal conflicts when facing both existential issues and moral conflicts in a post 9/11 construct.


    Yes, you are right. In fact, I heard Art Donavan and Art Vandelay speak on this very issue at a symposium in 2003.

    They were simply brilliant.

    Yes, in fact.... I attended that very symposium.

    It was held at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.





    The Kunsthistorisches also has a very nice snack bar.

  • RomaineCalm
    RomaineCalm Posts: 3,972 Member
    laprimaJenny wrote: »

    Vincent Van Gogh - starry night

    He painted Starry Night over the Rhône before Starry Night.
    The latter is said to have been painted while he was in an asylum.
    I was able to see the former in person at the Musee d'Orsay, as well as one of his self portraits.
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  • Reckoner67
    Reckoner67 Posts: 3,344 Member
    All my favorite art tends to be from artists I know, or have met. I like asking them about the process, the inspiration, and telling them what it means to me to look at it.
  • ButterIsGood
    ButterIsGood Posts: 201 Member
    This is a painting I did a few months ago.. I really like sunflowersq1gsq20oq4qb.jpg
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  • RomaineCalm
    RomaineCalm Posts: 3,972 Member
    MistressSara wrote: »
    This was one of my favorites books as a young child. It was falling apart and has been rebound.
    The beautiful illustrations are by Gyo Fujikawa

    I have a favorite book of fairy tales from my childhood as well. I retrieved it from my parents' house a while ago and I'm trying to remember where I put it. If I can find it I'll share a few pages.
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  • honeybee__12
    honeybee__12 Posts: 15,688 Member
    Nancy Glazier

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  • jholman38063
    jholman38063 Posts: 7 Member
    Charles Wysocki always makes me smile. vo9wqvhoy6dc.jpg
  • Den_of_Iniquity
    Den_of_Iniquity Posts: 424 Member
    MistressSara wrote: »
    This was one of my favorites books as a young child. It was falling apart and has been rebound.
    The beautiful illustrations are by Gyo Fujikawa

    I like this, made me think of my two favorites.
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  • honeybee__12
    honeybee__12 Posts: 15,688 Member
    I made this in my 20s, ex didn’t like it so it never went up on the wall.

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  • LiftingSpirits
    LiftingSpirits Posts: 2,207 Member
    Some of my favorite art is photography from @iMago
    He really does have an eye for it
  • honeybee__12
    honeybee__12 Posts: 15,688 Member
    Louis Icart

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  • Cutemesoon
    Cutemesoon Posts: 2,646 Member
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  • Den_of_Iniquity
    Den_of_Iniquity Posts: 424 Member
    Nasir Al-Mulk Mosque in Shiraz, Iran
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