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MissHoneychurch Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Feb-11-09 10:08 AM
Response to Reply #29
30. One reason this pictures faszinates me
is because you don't expect Rubens to be the painter.
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  -Art Quiz for you MissHoneychurch  Feb-11-09 06:51 AM   #0 
  - I don't know who did it but, I think it is gorgeous. Even though it  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 08:07 AM   #1 
  - It's called "Lion Hunt"  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 08:11 AM   #2 
     - I bet it looks awesome!! I would love to see a picture of it  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 08:16 AM   #3 
        - It will fit perfectly in my living room  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 08:18 AM   #4 
  - The line work looks like Rembrandt  gatorboy   Feb-11-09 08:19 AM   #5 
  - No, it is not Rembrandt  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 08:20 AM   #7 
  - It looks like a Rubens  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 08:19 AM   #6 
  - They paid off  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 08:20 AM   #8 
     - alright, here you go  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 08:49 AM   #9 
        - Got it with my second pick  SoxFan   Feb-11-09 08:55 AM   #10 
        - nope, not him  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 09:01 AM   #11 
           - Interesting trivia about the artist  SoxFan   Feb-11-09 09:06 AM   #13 
              - really?  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 09:09 AM   #15 
                 - "Art Lover", from the 1981 album "Give The People What They Want"  SoxFan   Feb-11-09 09:22 AM   #21 
                    - I'm going to go check it out.  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 09:45 AM   #22 
        - degas?  mopinko   Feb-11-09 09:05 AM   #12 
        - ok, i have to go. i will throw one out there, anyway.  mopinko   Feb-11-09 09:14 AM   #16 
        - hmm, cheating  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 09:17 AM   #18 
        - Don't know many sculpturer  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 09:20 AM   #19 
        - Rodin?  Sanity Claws   Feb-11-09 09:21 AM   #20 
        - My guess is that you are the sculptor of this piece.  Heidi   Feb-11-09 09:56 AM   #24 
           - From what I learned by now  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 09:58 AM   #25 
           - Okay, this is an EASY one.  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:06 AM   #28 
              - I think I know it  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:12 AM   #31 
              - I figured you'd know this one.  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:18 AM   #34 
              - Tamara Gorska?  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:18 AM   #36 
                 - Ding, ding, ding! I think she's better known as Tamara de Lempicka,  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:21 AM   #40 
                    - No wai!  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:24 AM   # 
                    - Mine is probably easy for the well versed  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:36 AM   #51 
                       - William Blake  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 11:14 AM   #69 
                          - Yay!  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 11:18 AM   #70 
                          - Tiger Tiger burning bright, in the forest of the night  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:17 PM   #72 
                             - Woohoo! For real?!?  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 12:23 PM   #75 
                                - According to my English prof, yes  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:32 PM   #78 
                          - You HAVE to, or the game stops!  Heidi   Feb-11-09 11:41 AM   #71 
                             - lemme go find something..... nt  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:17 PM   #73 
           - hehe  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:03 AM   #27 
           - thank you  mopinko   Feb-11-09 02:15 PM   #85 
        - yep, you are right!  blueraven95   Feb-11-09 09:17 AM   #17 
        - Degas? nt.  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 09:06 AM   #14 
        - Degas?  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 10:14 AM   #32 
  - Looks like Leonardo - reminds me of  old mark   Feb-11-09 09:52 AM   #23 
  - My first guess was DaVinci as well.  Witchy_Dem   Feb-11-09 09:34 PM   #94 
  - Here's one.  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:01 AM   #26 
  - I have seen this artist's sketchbooks, so I will abstain.  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:19 AM   #38 
  - Cool!  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:21 AM   #41 
     - Were you in Ascona,  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:26 AM   #45 
        - No.  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:35 AM   #50 
           - If you and your family ever find yourselves in Ascona,  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:45 AM   #59 
              - My g/f has taught me a lot about art.  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 11:09 AM   #66 
                 - Ha! Then send _her_ to me!  Heidi   Feb-11-09 11:13 AM   #68 
  - Munch? nt.  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 10:22 AM   #42 
     - You got the first three letters of the last name right.  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:34 AM   #49 
        - I was guessing Edvard Munch - painter of the scream  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 10:38 AM   #52 
        - Münter  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:42 AM   #57 
        - Munter?  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:39 AM   #53 
           - Ding! Ding! Ding!  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:40 AM   #55 
              - I love this game!  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:41 AM   #56 
              - I actually thought it was a trick and was a Madeleine illustration  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 10:45 AM   #58 
              - that was my first thought as well.  mopinko   Feb-11-09 05:19 PM   #87 
              - Are you sure it's Munter and not Werefkin???????  Heidi   Feb-11-09 10:51 AM   #60 
                 - You're right!  geardaddy   Feb-11-09 10:56 AM   #61 
                 - The ONLY reason I knew this is because I've seen it.  Heidi   Feb-11-09 11:00 AM   #63 
                 - Debunked!  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 10:59 AM   #62 
                    - Take another turn, dear. I'm arted out,  Heidi   Feb-11-09 11:01 AM   #64 
                       - Noone guessed other, so here is another from same  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 11:04 AM   #65 
                          - William Blake?  The Velveteen Ocelot   Feb-11-09 05:56 PM   #89 
  - To me, the lion attacking the rider resembles a satyr,  frogmarch   Feb-11-09 10:07 AM   #29 
  - One reason this pictures faszinates me  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:08 AM   #30 
     - In the bottom right hand corner...is that another Lion getting the  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 10:15 AM   #33 
     - He is being stabbed  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:18 AM   #35 
        - yes, thanks... That is what I thought. I love this. How big is your copy?  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 10:24 AM   #43 
           - Here is something about the painting  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:31 AM   #47 
              - Thanks for the link  Tuesday Afternoon   Feb-11-09 10:39 AM   #54 
     - Although the tip-off is the haunches on the horses - they are Ruebenesque. nt  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 10:25 AM   #44 
        - You got that right  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:32 AM   #48 
  - Lenardo DeVinci  Sequoia   Feb-11-09 10:19 AM   #37 
  - It is not Leonardo  MissHoneychurch   Feb-11-09 10:20 AM   #39 
     - Yeah, I found that out pretty quickly.  Sequoia   Feb-11-09 10:26 AM   #46 
  - I'd say Da Vinci  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 11:10 AM   #67 
  - This might be an easy one  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:22 PM   #74 
  - The dude who did The Mona Lisa  Inchworm   Feb-11-09 12:28 PM   #76 
  - No, sorry  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:33 PM   #80 
  - Holbein?  WinkyDink   Feb-11-09 12:29 PM   #77 
     - yup, The Ambassadors  WolverineDG   Feb-11-09 12:32 PM   #79 
        - :) I'll let the next one get solved first!  WinkyDink   Feb-11-09 01:05 PM   #83 
  - ok, i was caught cheating. i will throw out one more, for real.  mopinko   Feb-11-09 12:49 PM   #81 
  - The guy that did those late 60's "underground" comix. R. Crumb?  WinkyDink   Feb-11-09 01:03 PM   #82 
  - not unclose  mopinko   Feb-11-09 01:58 PM   #84 
  - ok, here is a hint of sorts. maybe you know this guy  mopinko   Feb-11-09 04:02 PM   #86 
  - now someone ought to have gotten this one. i mean, come on  mopinko   Feb-11-09 07:54 PM   #93 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Feb-11-09 07:50 PM   #91 
  - ok, i see i stumped ya.  mopinko   Feb-11-09 07:52 PM   #92 
     - Here is someone also from Chicago.  kwassa   Feb-12-09 10:40 AM   #98 
        - the late great roger brown.  mopinko   Feb-12-09 07:42 PM   #100 
  - Deleted  sarge43   Feb-11-09 05:24 PM   #88 
  - I'll give it a shot...  SidneyCarton   Feb-11-09 06:23 PM   #90 
     - Hmm. Hamlet or Robinson Crusoe on Mars? I'm torn. nt  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Feb-11-09 11:59 PM   #95 
        - Otto Dix, a German artist who drew and painted his experiences in the trenches of WWI  SidneyCarton   Feb-12-09 12:48 AM   #96 
           - it was really the horrors of WWI that  mopinko   Feb-12-09 06:44 AM   #97 
              - a more modern form of expressionism  kwassa   Feb-12-09 10:44 AM   #99 
 

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