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82. Anselm Kiefer, Julian Schnabel, Jean-Michel Basquiat
Wed Apr 11, 2012, 11:00 PM
Apr 2012

Anselm Kiefer





Julian Schnabel



Jean-Michel Basquiat

I love Jack Vettriano. YellowRubberDuckie Apr 2012 #1
Vettriano is very good... ananda Apr 2012 #7
Octavio Ocampo ananda Apr 2012 #87
The bottom picture is the picture we used as my wedding guestbook. hughee99 Apr 2012 #86
Lines and colors pscot Apr 2012 #2
That site also has drmeow Apr 2012 #59
Renata Palubinskas Octafish Apr 2012 #3
That is the first grouchy hedgehog I've ever seen! hedgehog Apr 2012 #30
She really appreciates hedgehogs, hedgehog. Octafish Apr 2012 #70
Is that a hedgehog flamingdem Apr 2012 #64
A hedgehog as allegory for humanity, perhaps? Octafish Apr 2012 #72
There have been and are so many wonderful artists Mimosa Apr 2012 #4
Jonathan Green is cool. EFerrari Apr 2012 #8
love the colors in that one lame54 Apr 2012 #37
Beautiful. Thank you for posting that. yardwork Apr 2012 #44
James Gurney is an interesting comparison cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #5
oh i haven't thought of dinotopia in years (thanks for telling this story) pitohui Apr 2012 #26
I thought the design of Star Wars 1 was stolen from Dinotopia, hedgehog Apr 2012 #32
Lots of borrowing from common sources cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #34
I'll probably never get around to knowing anything about contemporary art EFerrari Apr 2012 #6
Loooove Diebenkorn! progressoid Apr 2012 #61
So beautiful flamingdem Apr 2012 #66
The first time I saw his work, I flipped like a doo-wop girl EFerrari Apr 2012 #76
fyi RC Gorman was a pedophile rusty fender Apr 2012 #85
For the purposes of comparing to Kinkade edhopper Apr 2012 #9
I'm reminded of Andrew and Jamie Wyeth Mimosa Apr 2012 #11
Yes edhopper Apr 2012 #31
Great paintings, especially the last 2. Odin2005 Apr 2012 #65
Robert Armstrong Brother Buzz Apr 2012 #10
I love this thread! ananda Apr 2012 #12
mark ryden frylock Apr 2012 #13
Leonora Carrington, surrealist Mimosa Apr 2012 #15
Check out Michael Deas Mimosa Apr 2012 #14
David Jones Voice for Peace Apr 2012 #16
Fernando Botero Jankyn Apr 2012 #17
a picture cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #20
Hmm ananda Apr 2012 #18
oh, i just love gerhard richter!!! still working at 80, he's amazing pitohui Apr 2012 #19
a couple of links, one photo realist, one abstract pitohui Apr 2012 #21
richter girl cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #22
thanks!!! pitohui Apr 2012 #23
That's the man Tom Ripley Apr 2012 #45
Kinkade might have been a good artist, but his famous works are mostly Cleita Apr 2012 #24
So many. Starry Messenger Apr 2012 #25
bookmarked JitterbugPerfume Apr 2012 #27
Rockwell MrScorpio Apr 2012 #28
Yes, very much so cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #29
Rockwell had his very serious work and his work he did hedgehog Apr 2012 #33
Michael Whelan. Science Fiction & Fantasy artist. Johnny Rico Apr 2012 #35
I really want to make the point that MANY of us, including myself, who were so harsh on... Poll_Blind Apr 2012 #36
Here are four comic book artists who can paint circles around Kinkade MrScorpio Apr 2012 #38
Steve Rude emulates Andrew Loomis cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #39
How about this guy? MrScorpio Apr 2012 #40
Hey, that's pretty good. bluesbassman Apr 2012 #55
Nope, I'm a comics guy all the way MrScorpio Apr 2012 #56
That's some really good stuff. Never knew you did this. bluesbassman Apr 2012 #57
Daniel Sprick--for those who like representational paintings, he is supernatural, IMO librechik Apr 2012 #41
I like Shonto Begay fishwax Apr 2012 #42
Banksy n2doc Apr 2012 #43
+1M librechik Apr 2012 #52
+2m Blue_Tires Apr 2012 #71
I like figurative work, myself Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #46
Considering my DU audience, maybe this is a better example Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #47
Are you serious? That guy is a plagiarist hack. Mimosa Apr 2012 #62
And Andy Warhol stole the Campbell's Soup design. Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #69
oh yeah, he's a rebel... HiPointDem Apr 2012 #74
You seem very angry about him Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #75
ooh, edits! suspicious! nice deflection from your hero's thieving to personal remarks about me. HiPointDem Apr 2012 #79
Leffel's instructional books are quite useful cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #60
You might like this. progressoid Apr 2012 #63
Chuck Close discopants Apr 2012 #48
+100! n/t librechik Apr 2012 #53
And, of course, Courtesy Flush Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #49
Here's my Pinterest page Courtesy Flush Apr 2012 #50
how about george bush's relation norton bush? HiPointDem Apr 2012 #51
Cy Twombly who died last July. Here are Ah the Peonies and the new ceiling at the Louvre. CTyankee Apr 2012 #54
Twombly kwassa Apr 2012 #83
Aaron Typical NYC Lib Apr 2012 #58
I prefer visionary art, mostly, and some pin-up. kentauros Apr 2012 #67
Yoshitaka Amano Odin2005 Apr 2012 #68
Amano has a nice hand cthulu2016 Apr 2012 #77
This artist works in a Hudson River tradition edhopper Apr 2012 #73
OMG, that looks almost real!!! Odin2005 Apr 2012 #78
Yes edhopper Apr 2012 #84
Enrique Casto-Cid mia Apr 2012 #80
This message was self-deleted by its author janx Apr 2012 #81
Anselm Kiefer, Julian Schnabel, Jean-Michel Basquiat kwassa Apr 2012 #82
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