Not even the best Titian. Personally, I prefer El Greco if we're talking religious paintings. Taste and all that though.
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It's ok. Too many naked babies for my taste though.
This is my personal favorite:
Wow, that's striking. What is that?
It's ok. Too many naked babies for my taste though.
This is my personal favorite:
Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581 by Ilya Repin. Here's a description of the scene from wikipedia:
Angered, Ivan's father struck him on the head with his sceptre. Boris Godunov, who was present at the scene, tried to intervene but received blows himself. The younger Ivan fell, barely conscious and with a bleeding wound on his temple. The elder Ivan immediately threw himself at his son, kissing his face and trying to stop the bleeding, whilst repeatedly crying, "May I be damned! I've killed my son! I've killed my son!" The younger Ivan briefly regained consciousness and was reputed to have said "I die as a devoted son and most humble servant". For the next few days, the elder Ivan prayed incessantly for a miracle, but to no avail, and the Tsarevich died on 19 November 1581.
It's ok. Too many naked babies for my taste though.
This is my personal favorite:
I think the artist captured that pretty damn well perfectly... it dawning on him that he can't go backIvan the Terrible and His Son Ivan on November 16, 1581 by Ilya Repin. Here's a description of the scene from wikipedia:
I once read a passage by Rem Koolhaas on how Russia shows one of these pieces at the Hermitage in such a banal way that any sane person would declare blasphemous but it actually created great setting for the painting.I think the the best in-person experience I had with a painting was Malevich's black square.
It's just so square, man.
It's ok. Too many naked babies for my taste though.
This is my personal favorite:
Having no real knowledge or study on art... I'm in love. I'll have to look up more of their works.
I know less than nothing about art and this is incredible. It almost gives me a feeling of anxiety looking at it. I want to know more.
Yeah, not a fan, sorry OP.
I like Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky and his obsession with the sea.
meh
After doing so much studying on art history the subject of christianity/christ/mary now bores me to tears
Your comment with your avatar is killing meYou being bored does not speak to the art, just your own capacity.
Technical skill means little when there's countless examples of amazing artists to choose from in history.You being bored does not speak to the art, just your own capacity.
Not sure if serious, but I'm a mondrian fan myself.
Oh, this looks great. Suitably surreal.
Fun fact - Caravaggio was a bit of a lowlife and hung around with thieves, thugs and hookers. He himself may have been a pimp on the side.