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15. I was wondering when someone would say "Hey, isn't that the same guy?"
Fri Nov 30, 2012, 07:20 PM
Nov 2012

Both were Florentine artists of the Mannerist period. I only recently learned that Alessandro had an African forebear, perhaps his mother's side...

1. Norman Rockwell? gateley Nov 2012 #1
Not Rockwell. A very different century... CTyankee Nov 2012 #2
I was sure I was WAY off, but thought I'd get the ball rolling. gateley Nov 2012 #3
Hey, thanks! Interesting subject, no? CTyankee Nov 2012 #4
Yes! And as always, beautiful art, and educational! gateley Nov 2012 #6
Hmmmm DoBotherMe Nov 2012 #5
sorry, those artists' works don't appear here. CTyankee Nov 2012 #7
My guesses are for naught frazzled Nov 2012 #8
With that wonderful laugh, it is Hals. How could it be not? With that era, who else did all CTyankee Nov 2012 #20
I should trust my first guess, huh frazzled Dec 2012 #28
I had considered Picasso and Bracque. But this came up thanks to an exhibit at the Walters CTyankee Dec 2012 #29
#6: Jacopo Pontormo - Alessandro de' Medici, Duke of Florence pinboy3niner Nov 2012 #9
Got it! How did you find it? I know portraits are hard... CTyankee Nov 2012 #12
Géricault! frazzled Nov 2012 #10
Good! There you go! Isn't it wonderful? It was his study for "Raft of the Medusa." CTyankee Nov 2012 #13
#4: Agnolo Bronzino - Alessandro de' Medici pinboy3niner Nov 2012 #11
I was wondering when someone would say "Hey, isn't that the same guy?" CTyankee Nov 2012 #15
# 1 Peter Paul Rubens librechik Nov 2012 #14
Yes, indeed, Librechik. I was in his Antwerp house last month when I was in Belgium. CTyankee Nov 2012 #16
So, # 2 and #5 are left unsolved! CTyankee Nov 2012 #17
#2: Jean-Léon Gérôme - Black Bashi-Bazouk, ca.1869 pinboy3niner Nov 2012 #18
Wow, you are good, Pinboy! How did you get this? It is a little off the track for most CTyankee Nov 2012 #19
Just by doing google searches based on the info you gave pinboy3niner Nov 2012 #22
My god, what an odyssey! Geez...and Bernini and Whistler weren't even it in this! CTyankee Nov 2012 #23
Well, Bernini is European and Whistler worked there, and if European artists is one search term... pinboy3niner Nov 2012 #25
Is that how you got Gerome? He was a tough one...but I love his stuff... CTyankee Nov 2012 #26
These are great! Thanks! Baitball Blogger Nov 2012 #21
Thanks! Glad you like them... CTyankee Nov 2012 #24
My dear CTyankee! CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2012 #27
Glad you like them! There will be more fun next week...and not portraiture, which can be a bit CTyankee Dec 2012 #30
I LOVE portraits! I wanted you to see my picture....... CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2012 #31
Yes, I remember your post in that thread! I recall I had been in Boston at Trinity Church and CTyankee Dec 2012 #32
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