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I have these posters around my house. Having the originals would be wild- they are worth more than the state I live in.

 

I wonder what sort of art others here have/like.

 

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Van Gogh's Starry Night

 

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Van Gogh's Irises

 

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Hokusai's The Great Wave at Kanagawa

 

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Hokusai's Boy in Front of Fiji

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Cranes Over Moon by Nishimura. This is one of my favorites, It's hanging in the livingroom.

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Currently, I'm in love with Beksinski and Jenny Saville

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I love how he plays with the scale of things and how he juxtaposes complexity and simplicity. The things he does are a bit gorey and creepy, but that's not what attracts me to them, rather it's his ability to depict desolation.

 

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I absolutely love how Jenny Saville applies and layers her paint to drawings. I enjoy how she also works with scale. This painting was really huge. I saw it when it was exhibited at the Phillips Collection... I think I drooled. I recommend some discretion when searching Jenny Saville's paintings. One of my reasons for liking her is that she presents the viewer with things that one might find appalling.

 

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Frank Stella is one of my favorite sculptors. His works are musical. Pictures never get close to doing a sculpture justice.

 

One more just so that you guys don't think I'm a total weirdo (even though this might not help my case at all):

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A drawing by Leanardo. It's kinda funny, the man was making war machines to kill people, and yet he was a vegan because he didn't like the suffering of animals. I love this because it shows his mastery of everything from the arts to the sciences. My one only hero.

 

Oh, how I wish I owned these.

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I'm a little crazy about Van Gogh too. lol

 

I have 3 of his. One poster, and 3 copies, all A4 sized.

 

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Irises (my feel good painting, this is in my bedroom)

 

These two are just copies: in Charcoal, soo..

 

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And lastly, a copy of a poster that i couldnt get my hands on:

 

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This hangs in the living room. :*)

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Well,

 

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Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Roman Countryside c. 1830-1831

 

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Impression (1872), Claude Monet

 

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View at Rouelles, le Havre (1858)- Claude Monet

 

I am a fan of the landscape and impressionist/post impressionist paintings, color and motion are wonderful emotional elements to a painting, it's expressing more than just details.

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I like most artists and Art styles... except some of the modern ones...

 

However since i've already mentioned him

Charles M. Russell

Smoke of a .45 <--- my grandmother had a copy of this.

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Wounded but still comming <---another i've seen a copy of.

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Last of the 5,000, I like the drawing more then the painting, my grandfather created a wood carving from it.

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The Exaulted Ruler, a lot of Montana kids helped pay for that to go to the museum when i was a kid.

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Michelangalo's David <--- Posted Image i spent a lot of time as a preteen and teen either perving it, or trying to draw him Posted Image

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Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man <--- I just like Posted Image

 

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Art Posted Image There are so many things I like. I'm also a big Jenny Saville fan, and I like Lucian Freud (although who doesn't :P). I really like impressionist work (Monet, Manet, Renoir, etc) , but I'm also a pretty big fan of abstract expressionism (mostly Rothko). More contemporary, I like:

 

Felix Gonzalez-Torres

 

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Moyra Davey

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David Hilliard

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Sophie Calle

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There's a lot more but that's what I thought of right away :)

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I also like Der Schrei der Natur by Edvard Munch (my all time favs of Starry Night and Cranes Over Moon have already been mentioned)

 

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I also like Der Schrei der Natur by Edvard Munch (my all time favs of Starry Night and Cranes Over Moon have already been mentioned)

 

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for some reason i always get him mixed up with Picasso :/

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