Artwork of the day #1

[gius]

by reservoir

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[Marvystone]

Wind I//Riitta Päiväläinen

Wind II//Riitta Päiväläinen
gsa.se/foto/riittapaivalainen

 

[Gloria01]

Claire Morgan

booooooom.com

 

[Gloria01]

Paula Rego:Self-Portrait in Red (1962)

flickr/gatochy

 

[madchenlieben]

tomjensenart.com
I love Tom Jensen, his art is very inspiring

 

[HeatherAnne]

^ Love that, thank you.

 

[Hanne]

Posted this in another thread, then realized that it would probably be appreciated more here..

-"Gloves from all ages, classes, occupations, races. Gloves from all walks. Here everyone wears gloves and loses them. Collected over the years and into artworks they make an informal census, a demographic of detritus. (The white, elbow-length, kidskin evening glove was found on the street outside the Plaza Hotel; most of the work gloves come from my industrial neighborhood.) They are easily anthropomorphized; some of them even have names emblazoned on the cuffs."

Paul Villenski



paulvillinski.com via roomservice.blogg.se

 

[Jenny Tallberg]

Kanita! I agree Gustav Klimt and Manet are fabulous!!!!Klimts despair in yellow and Manets turqoise loneliness! Just beautiful!!

 

[Gloria01]

Anselm Kiefer: Palmsonntag (2006)

aworldtowin.net

 

[gius]

I found out about this guy in a gift card I got
from Urban Outfitters. It had a nice pattern on it
it appears UO has artists designing for their gift cards ^^


Andreas Banderas

andreasbanderas.com

 

[Crying Diamonds]

I discovered John White Alexander accidentally, as per usual.
I noticed the last one first, seeing how the figure is made column-like by the length of her skirt and the height of the waist of the dress. I typed his name into google images and up pops the rest of his work - in each, the clothes taking up 80% of the painting with this impressionistic brush that gives texture and motion.
Totally in love. I always seem attracted to the turn-of the nineteenth into the twentieth century era.

Top to bottom
Repose
Althea
Isabella and the pot of Basil

royalacademy.org.uk
flickr.com
art.aneducationaljourney.com

 

[ParadEyes]

^ wow !
i have seen the last one previously, but the first two paintings are quite new to me- and they are mesmerizing!!!
thankyou

 

[Gloria01]

Gerhard Richter: Annunciation after Titian (1973)

Family at the Seaside (1964)

gerhard-richter.com

 

[mmBop]

freestuffestore.com

 

[gius]

William Wegman

writedesignonline.com

 

[ParadEyes]

Todd Hunter

scottliveseygalleries

 

[Gloria01]

Richard Gerstl: Selfportrait (1901)

commons.wikimedia.org

 

[ParadEyes]

john k stuff

 

[gius]

i thought these were a work of art
knitting on the fly..

magicstixfiberstudio.blogspot.com

 

[Mary-Anne]

artist: Luigi Conconi
Source: daringtodo.com