The Baroque and the Renaissance go hand in hand. While some postulate that certain movements are born out of a confrontation with a the preceeding aesthetic, the Baroque is much easier to understand as an extension, a twisting and exaggeration of the Renaissance. If the Renaissance is a piece of soft pink taffy (all cute and rectangle with a nice white stripe down the middle), the Baroque is that piece of taffy pulled and twisted, even a bit slobbery at times. It's still taffy but... from http://www.earlham.edu/~chriss/Notes/baroque.htm
1m x 3m, delicately sculptured from a stone-like material and is in fact decorated in one of the newly opened Asian restaurant around TV roundabout. And if you happen to drop by at this place, may you find their interior pleasant too:)
Yes..he has done many things in the name of arts:)
Salvadore Dali or H. R. Gieger, Andy Warhol was good however his art is starting to look rather dated and not truly classic due to countless reproductions and the fabled "pop art" culture.
My favourite rennaisance artist has to be Rembrandt.
This boy makes me so proud. He is really talented. This is a sample of his Art GCE A level work. On canvas 1.2m X 0.6m. This is his prosopography (his face) using just one finger. He is devoted to painting for the last 5 years. He is 18 now.
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thank you for the explanation!
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I read the history of Van Gogh and my dutch friend say that it is his choice to be miserable ;-(
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The Baroque and the Renaissance go hand in hand. While some postulate that certain movements are born out of a confrontation with a the preceeding aesthetic, the Baroque is much easier to understand as an extension, a twisting and exaggeration of the Renaissance. If the Renaissance is a piece of soft pink taffy (all cute and rectangle with a nice white stripe down the middle), the Baroque is that piece of taffy pulled and twisted, even a bit slobbery at times. It's still taffy but... from http://www.earlham.edu/~chriss/Notes/baroque.htm
Anyways, thank you!
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HONESTY is HARD ATTRIBUTE to FIND
Dutch Baroque and Renaissance?
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I like the work of Zhao Bandi (aka Pandaman)
http://www.shanghart.com/artists/zhaobandi/default.htm
It's quite humourous and cute.
1m x 3m, delicately sculptured from a stone-like material and is in fact decorated in one of the newly opened Asian restaurant around TV roundabout. And if you happen to drop by at this place, may you find their interior pleasant too:)
Yes..he has done many things in the name of arts:)
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I know a person who does some art work professionally, I have seen some pictures and an album of his,its so nice and natural.
U name any thing in art he will do it,glass etching,back painting ,muarals and many more.
Is it on tiles?
Very impressive by the way!
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just a glance away...it's here in Doha and I'm proud of those hands who made it!
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Just press submit and see what happens.
Or it may be too big?
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Anybody please advise how to upload a picture from my computers hard disc. I browse, I open it and when I press preview it disappears.
Thanks
May the roof above us never fall in, and may the friends below never fall out!
I like that, thanks.
Any more, this is broadening my horizons.
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The work of that Rasher chap reminds me a bit of the work of Stanley Spencer.
I love the Impressionist movement, especially Renoir and Monet…I also like groovy abstract art!
Just checked it out, spot on.
Here's a link;
http://www.rasher.ie/rasher.html
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mark kavanagh is his name his paintings are very collectable and affordable
an irish artist nickname rasher dont know his real name of hand look him up he is brillant
Always liked that stuff but never knew who it was by.
Especially the black and white.
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Rembrandt, truly renaissance!
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"I know how and when to say "Please", "Sorry", & "Thank You"
Salvadore Dali or H. R. Gieger, Andy Warhol was good however his art is starting to look rather dated and not truly classic due to countless reproductions and the fabled "pop art" culture.
My favourite rennaisance artist has to be Rembrandt.
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Escher and Picasso
I like his works... and I am very interested about the story of his life!
STARRY NIGHT
It's like his life in darkness but he still can see the light from his skills on painting"
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"I know how and when to say "Please", "Sorry", & "Thank You"
my favorite. Good morning to all!
And I like some Chinese paper cuts too. Not all though.
I can't remember the name of the artist, but I went to an exhibition in France some years ago of an artist who painted Arabic calligraphy.
I have a print somewhere. If I can find it I'll post his name.
A favourite of mine is Bridget Riley
I particularly like this:
http://www.posterspoint.com/english/lamina-tabla.php?lamina=8957&ord=a&porpagina=12
And these:
http://www.artfacts.net/index.php/pageType/exhibitionInfo/exhibition/17516/lang/2
http://www.ridinghouse.co.uk/publications/riley_reconn.php
Here's the Google image search:
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=bridget+riley&ndsp=18&svnum=10&um=1&hl=en&start=0&sa=N
I'm not so keen on the black and white optical illusion/op art style ones though.
I have always been absolutely useless with HTML stuff. I will try again tomorrow. Cheers
May the roof above us never fall in, and may the friends below never fall out!
This boy makes me so proud. He is really talented. This is a sample of his Art GCE A level work. On canvas 1.2m X 0.6m. This is his prosopography (his face) using just one finger. He is devoted to painting for the last 5 years. He is 18 now.
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May the roof above us never fall in, and may the friends below never fall out!
i love to work with oil pastels..
Lets see some pictures then.
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visit Grand garage sale you will find more art
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Alexa, if you or anyone you know is in the market to buy let me know and I'll tell you where to look.
My favorite is crayon drwings on the refrigerator.
I'm a collector of orientalist art. I have lots of antiques and collectibles too.