Art of the Day Thread
Art of the Day Thread
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“The Rabbat” by Annie Stegg Gerard
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Volker Maunz
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- yes because a moody teenage girl with wet hair is just what we need to brighten up the living room.shapesalad
- Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.shapesalad
- They should open a special academy for this in the US, for people who confuse this with art.Sandder
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- what a show off.inteliboy
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- I respect realism a lot but prefer it with a twist. It' better to combine that realism with something impossible or at least surprising in some way.CyBrainX
- Yeah, so boring. But he has the skill to create something amazing.jagara
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Tadasky (Tadasuke Kuwayama), 1966.
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Shane Drinkwater
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- Jon Foreman
https://www.instagra…Bluejam - Almost all of his work makes me want to start experimenting with mograph in Cinema 4D.CyBrainX
- Jon Foreman
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- When University of Edinburgh students engaged local residents in a salvo of hard-packed lobs, a battle broke out that lasted two days,********
- now known as the 1838 snowball riots, which led to violent suppression by armed police (brandishing weapons heavier than frozen water) and dozens of arrests.********
- When University of Edinburgh students engaged local residents in a salvo of hard-packed lobs, a battle broke out that lasted two days,
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Max Hooper Schneider
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Juan Martínez Bengoechea
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Chris ten Bruggen Kate (1920 - 2003) - Winter Landscape. 1977. Oil on canvas.
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Peter Sculthorpe b.1948. American painter.
"Snow in Hill Country" 2020. Oil on linen.
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- Great artist. I see his work in Lower Manhattan a lot.CyBrainX
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Adolph Gottlieb – Burma Red, 1973
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The perfect Martini by Guy Buffet, 2000
- Shaken, not stirred.Miesfan
- Yes, capturing that exact movement, phenomenal work!********
