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Fri May-06-11 06:49 PM
Response to Reply #27 |
| 48. Oh, no, not any of them...sorry... |
| -This week’s Friday Afternoon Challenge: “Your fabulous face!” |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 03:58 PM |
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I don't know, but I think #6 looks the best. |
1620rock |
May-06-11 04:11 PM |
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Isn't she gorgeous? And it looks like she knows it! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 04:13 PM |
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She looks like Liza Minelli in the face. nt |
Honeycombe8 |
May-06-11 05:40 PM |
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i have seen 3, 4 and 6.... see how good i am. lol. happy |
seabeyond |
May-06-11 04:16 PM |
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I finally know one! |
GreatCaesarsGhost |
May-06-11 04:22 PM |
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Hey, that's great! Did you see it in the National Gallery in D.C? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 04:25 PM |
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Not quite. I saw it in a Nat Gallery of Art tv program on ver meer |
GreatCaesarsGhost |
May-06-11 04:33 PM |
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I love the look he captured with her face. Was she trembling? Crying? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 04:44 PM |
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... |
GreatCaesarsGhost |
May-06-11 05:15 PM |
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It's just what I've read from various sources...I dunno... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 05:19 PM |
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I'll meet you there!!! |
elleng |
May-06-11 06:37 PM |
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Hey, there's an idea! nt |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:39 PM |
#42 |
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Wanna get downtown, after recent excursion! |
elleng |
May-06-11 06:44 PM |
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Any Picasso, rather than no Picasso, is better, if you have the chance! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:47 PM |
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Sure! |
elleng |
May-06-11 06:51 PM |
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Don't know the answers but #6 is beautiful |
Kingofalldems |
May-06-11 04:33 PM |
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Oh, man, she's getting "good press" on this thread! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 04:45 PM |
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recommend |
xchrom |
May-06-11 04:52 PM |
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Does #2 have something to with the french revolution? |
GreatCaesarsGhost |
May-06-11 05:18 PM |
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No. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 05:20 PM |
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No, s/he's still got a head!!! |
elleng |
May-06-11 06:33 PM |
#34 |
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Not "shortened" for sure.... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:34 PM |
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HA! |
elleng |
May-06-11 06:38 PM |
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#3 is an Italian work, but I don't know by who... |
CaliforniaPeggy |
May-06-11 05:20 PM |
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#3 is Italian, but not a Borgia. #4 is a self portrait.. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 05:23 PM |
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How about Marco Polo. |
immoderate |
May-06-11 05:25 PM |
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sorry, but no. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 05:27 PM |
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#2 Ann Frank? |
randr |
May-06-11 05:24 PM |
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No, sorry, it is not Anne Frank.... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 05:28 PM |
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#3 is a bust of Lorenzo de Medici |
blogslut |
May-06-11 05:38 PM |
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Damn! You beat me by two freakin' minutes. I should have skipped the |
1monster |
May-06-11 05:42 PM |
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Aww |
blogslut |
May-06-11 05:46 PM |
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Really? I was a theatrical costumer for about ten years. After I was retained |
1monster |
May-06-11 06:00 PM |
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I hear you |
blogslut |
May-06-11 06:12 PM |
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God, what an awful job! My dtr was a costume designer for a short while and gave it up! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:15 PM |
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It certainly isn't a job for those who are looking to make money. I don't enjoy |
1monster |
May-06-11 07:21 PM |
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thank you, blogslut! Yes, it is Verrocchio. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:43 PM |
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Captures the spirituality and lighthearted nature of the Borgias. |
philly_bob |
May-07-11 04:49 PM |
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Number 6, is it cropped in on her? |
tekisui |
May-06-11 05:38 PM |
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Not sure. I don't think so... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:35 PM |
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Number 3 is Lorenzo de' Medici. He was the ruler of Florence |
1monster |
May-06-11 05:40 PM |
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But, the artist who did this? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:36 PM |
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Blogslut, above, posted two minutes before me and remembered to |
1monster |
May-06-11 06:44 PM |
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Yep. Verrocchio on Lorenzo de Medici...whatta face... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:51 PM |
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#1 artist Rembrandt? #5 artist Renoir? #6..the artist who paints with dots...Sauerne or something |
Honeycombe8 |
May-06-11 05:46 PM |
#27 |
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Oh, no, not any of them...sorry... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:49 PM |
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#1 is Vermeer, Girl with the Red Hat |
woo me with science |
May-06-11 05:52 PM |
#28 |
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Yep. First one guessed. See above... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:10 PM |
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Always enjoy your quizzes. |
woo me with science |
May-07-11 11:19 AM |
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Is #2 by Camille Claudel? |
suffragette |
May-06-11 05:52 PM |
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No Claudel. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:33 PM |
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Ah, then Rodin |
suffragette |
May-06-11 06:58 PM |
#55 |
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Yep! Got it! Have you been to Paris to see it? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:59 PM |
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To Paris, yes., but not to the Musee Rodin yet. |
suffragette |
May-06-11 08:29 PM |
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#6 is Renoir |
sasha031 |
May-06-11 06:00 PM |
#30 |
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No Renoir. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:44 PM |
#46 |
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then who |
sasha031 |
May-06-11 06:59 PM |
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No. Not Renoir.... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:19 PM |
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#4 = Berthe Morisot (1841-1895) ~~Self-Portrait |
WinkyDink |
May-06-11 06:28 PM |
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Morisot is a fave for feminist artists and beloved. Did you know anything about her before ? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:38 PM |
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1.) Didn't know of her; 2.) The painting looked French to me! |
WinkyDink |
May-06-11 07:37 PM |
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Her face is SO famous for Manet's paintings of her in so many works. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:05 PM |
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This one is my favorite of today's paintings! Thanks for telling us who she is |
eleny |
May-06-11 07:43 PM |
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No idea who #6 is, but she's gorgeous! |
Parker CA |
May-06-11 06:52 PM |
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Isn't she? And whatta portraitist! He did a great job! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:12 PM |
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#2 is by sculptor Auguste Rodin |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 06:54 PM |
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Tell me how you know this? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:57 PM |
#54 |
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Rodin's style |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 07:32 PM |
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Yes, it is. Have you been to Paris to see it? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:38 PM |
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I've never been to Paris |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 08:02 PM |
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I loved the Rodin Museum in Paris. What a wonderful place...a smallish house and |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 08:17 PM |
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That sounds like my kind of a day all right |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 08:32 PM |
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OK, folks. #2, #5 and #6 remain...Really? |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 06:56 PM |
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We're down to # 5 and #6....getting close... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:02 PM |
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Is #6 Monet? |
tekisui |
May-06-11 07:51 PM |
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No... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 08:19 PM |
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Welcome back!!! |
eleny |
May-06-11 07:43 PM |
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Been back a while...a few weeks...in Paris, what a shame... |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:47 PM |
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#5 -- Susanna Bathing by Tintoretto |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 07:46 PM |
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Hey, great job! How did you know Tintoretto? He's kind of an "outlier" in Renaiisance art. |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 07:49 PM |
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Yes the delicate expression (& the hair) |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 08:11 PM |
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Great hair! |
CTyankee |
May-06-11 08:14 PM |
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I have to agree |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 08:15 PM |
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#6 = James McNeill Whistler -- "Lady Meux" ca.1880 |
marions ghost |
May-06-11 08:20 PM |
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Harmony in Pink and Grey, indeed. |
WorseBeforeBetter |
May-06-11 09:02 PM |
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#2 Rodin? |
emilyg |
May-06-11 09:18 PM |
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Oh, I wish I had my old door-stopper Art History textbook with me. |
Habibi |
May-06-11 09:22 PM |
#85 |
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