Artwork of the day #1

[Chrisdesigner]

Turner...great use of colour and light. Atmospheric, and thought provoking.

source penwith.co.uk | rodneymatthews.com

On a more "fun" theme..encore at the end of time....kickin.

 

[gius]

hmm myself, quite a fan of Turner's moody works
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[Chrisdesigner]

hmm myself, quite a fan of Turner's moody works
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Hi gius,
Thank you for the reminder.
Tuner...courtesy of penwith.co.uk.
The "encore at the end of time", courtesy unknown

 

[gius]

Thanks
Hey I found the last image here
http://www.greyhawkonline.com/grodog/elric.html

 

[cupkate]

Not exactly art so to speak... but it is.
from http://www.travelbrochuregraphics.com/LeipzigerKunstverein.htm

 

[Diamond Star]

Jeremy Blake 'Sodium Fox' 2005
{corcoran.org}

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

Question mark light installation: Saint-Paul Saint-Louis cathedral, Paris

design-milk.com

 

[Chrisdesigner]

Thanks
Hey I found the last image here
http://www.greyhawkonline.com/grodog/elric.html

Ohhhhh...your a star guis^^

 

[auxt]

Vonn Ströpp - Embargo (1991) w/ detail

dilettantepress

 

[Gloria01]

Ernst Fuchs: A WOMAN'S REFLECTION IN A ROW OF HOUSES (from the cycle "The City"), 1946

THE TEMPTATION OF THE VICTOR

ernstfuchs-zentrum.com

 

[gius]

KINETIC ART (curated by Getulio Alviani) The first real European avant-garde after World War II.

praguebiennale |

 

[auxt]

Valery Stoylov - Cathedral (1981)

poster.s.cz

 

[BerlinRocks]

Jonathan Parsons
Rats, 2004


the photo is taken from the down right.
you can see the front view here :
http://artserve.net/jonathanparsons/work/index.html
neon works.

 

[Rubie girl]

Mermaids at Play

by Arnold Bocklin

arnolbocklin

 

[Marvystone]

L S Lowry// A City's Pride
(bbc)

 

[LawrenCium]

Amazing tape work of Mark Khaisman

Image source:khaismanstudio.com

 

[gius]

^very interesting technique

marvystone #555 that painting reminds me of this one

Gustave Caillebotte
Paris Street; Rainy day 1877

time-blog

 

[Gloria01]

Amedeo Modigliani: Weiblicher Akt (c. 1918)

Portrait of Madame Reynouard (1916)

commons.wikimedia.org

 

[modillustr]

Thanks for the Caillebotte's painting, gius, one of my favorite painters.
And for the always beautifuls Modigliani's paintings of women , Gloria01.
Less serious, an animated "cake opera"?
I don't remember who has done this animation, Music: Verdi, La Traviata, "The gypsies's choir"
Verdi Traviata

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

Fallen Leaves - Menashe Kadishman
Installation in memory of Holocaust victims in the Jewish museum, Berlin - a void with 10,000 coarsely made iron faces that visitors are encouraged to walk on - creating a loud industrial noise.

pictures are my own