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Posts tagged Painting.

Under the unminding sky

Check out these impressive oil paintings by Gregory Thielker.

Above and Below
Above and Below
Coming to a Complete Stop
Coming to a Complete Stop
Reasonable Doubt
Reasonable Doubt
Until Now
Until Now
Vortex
Vortex
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PaulApr 29, 2011
 
Tagged with: Painting

Tetsuya Ishida

Thanks to Pink Tentacle for pointing out these weird and wonderful paintings by Tetsuya Ishida.

Tetsuya Ishida (1/3)
Tetsuya Ishida (2/3)
Tetsuya Ishida (3/3)

See more here or at Ishida's site.

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PaulDec 10, 2010
 
Tagged with: Painting, Pathos, Surrealism

George Tooker

I'm surprised I hadn't been exposed sooner to the stunning mid-20th-century work of George Tooker.

George Tooker - Bureau

George Tooker - Landscape with Figures

George Tooker - The Subway

George Tooker - Waiting Room

Good find by Tim, via wood s lot

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AndreaNov 17, 2010
 
Tagged with: Art, Painting, Realism

Picasso Superheroes

I love these Picasso-inspired superhero portraits.

Picasso Superheros, by WonderBros

You can buy them as 16 x 20 prints at the WonderBros Etsy store.

Via.

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PaulNov 12, 2010
 

Andy Denzler

Start your week right with these beautiful paintings by Zurich-based Andy Denzler.

'The Human Nature Project I' by Andy Denzler
'The Human Nature Project II' by Andy Denzler
'Floating Stones' by Andy Denzler
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PaulOct 18, 2010
 
Tagged with: Andy Denzler, Painting

Louis Wain’s Cats

Cabinet Magazine's most recent issue featured a series of paintings by the English artist Louis Wain, who painted thousands of pictures of cats. Wain was committed to a mental hospital in 1924 after showing signs of schizophrenia. Many psychologists believe the increasing severity of Wain's mental illness can be seen in his paintings, though others claim the paintings are just reflecting patterns from his mother's textiles. See for yourself:

Louis Wain

Louis Wain

Louis Wain

All images copyright the Archives and Museum of Bethlem Royal Hospital.

H.G. Wells once said of Wain:

He has made the cat his own. He invented a cat style, a cat society, a whole cat world. English cats that do not look and live like Louis Wain cats are ashamed of themselves.

More on Wain can be found here, here, and here.

This post is in memory of my beloved family cat Mister Ham, who passed away yesterday.

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AndreaSep 1, 2010
 

Rainbow

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Helmut Smits.

Rainbow (2010): Helmut Smits (1/2)
Rainbow (2010): Helmut Smits (2/2)

See more of Helmut Smits at his website. Photos by Lotte Stekelenburg. Via.

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PaulJul 29, 2010
 
Tagged with: Painting, Stuff We Like

Maurizio Bongiovanni

Your week started with pie fights, and ends with decaying birds. Aren't you glad you subscribe to BlogLESS?

I find these (small) paintings by Milanese artist Maurizio Bongiovanni captivating.

Bird rib, 2010, by Maurizio Bongiovanni
Bird rib, 2010
Bird rib, 2008, by Maurizio Bongiovanni
Bird rib, 2008
Bird rib, 2008, by Maurizio Bongiovanni
Bird rib, 2008

See more of Maurizio's work on his Flickr Photostream. Via.

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PaulJul 2, 2010
 
Tagged with: Painting
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