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Fountain - Marcel Duchamp - Google Arts & Culture

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I love how you can see all of the layers and that the work really does have some texture. The texture also adds somewhat of a 3D appearance. Joshua uses lots of colour in all of his work which brings me feelings of joy and happiness. His work somewhat resembles the looks of a flower and colourful things in nature and throughout the world.

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Published Apr 9, 2021

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Palette Knife Paintings by Joshua Davison | Inspiration Grid

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I enjoy this painting because the atmosphere and elements to it have a really unique dark energy to them. I think it is beautifully done, and an amazing piece of art from the middle ages.

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Penitent Magdalene - Tintoretto - Google Arts & Culture

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I enjoy this painting because the atmosphere and elements to it have a really unique dark energy to them. I think it is beautifully done, and an amazing piece of art from the middle ages.

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Penitent Magdalene - Tintoretto - Google Arts & Culture

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I really enjoyed lookings at her paintings! i found them very calming and peacfull to look at. Her paintings have so much detail and the texture in her work looks like it was baced in the 18th century victorian era.

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Poppy Field in a Hollow near Giverny - Claude Monet - Google Arts & Culture

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Shells: Oil Paintings by Dominika Hofman

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I really enjoy the use of colour in her paintings it creates a really light and playful atmosphere and the use of a dark background really makes the actual colours used pop.

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Concept Art & Illustrations by Mateusz Majewski

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I really like this piece of art because the artist creates an engaging atmosphere. It makes the viewer feel the cold of the rain and the noise of the city. The bright neon lights make a great contrast with the dark of the night. I really like how the light illuminates the rain. The general aesthetic of this piece is incredible.

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i find this peice of art very unique, it covers famous ancient art with art that is closer to our time, its very colourful and very vibrant

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I think its cool how he uses individual paint strokes (idk thats right word) but you can still tell what the painting is of. Its very simple yet detailed and beautiful

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Study for "La Grande Jatte" - Georges Seurat - Google Arts & Culture

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I really like the colours and design. The combination works well together. It definitley has a different look with the look of ripping fabric, the metal, and the fabric.

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Ático do meio-dia, detalhe de porta e buraco de fechadura - Robert Polidori - Google Arts & Culture

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I really like this picture, and the reason why is that it makes me feel calm and confortable. I love the colors and the texture of the flower. However, I don't like how the flowers looks at the top, because it's cut.

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Published Aug 30, 2021

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Still: Photography & Art Direction by Cecilia Poupon | Inspiration Grid

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Artist Costa Magarakis, loves to transform different footwear into art. It’s really cool and never thought of shoes being used in that way.

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I like this piece of art becuse you have to look for the face and the certain features of the face. I also like how many different colours were incorpated and mixed together in some parts of the painting.

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I like this art peice because it was made from scraps. Joe Brainard made this art from scraps of papper he had left on the floor from previous works of art. I am very curious as to what bigger art peice the papper would have been used for. it's uniqe, in its simplicity it is all one colour, but is still able to represent far and near of the photo.

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The Met Collection API is where all makers, creators, researchers, and dreamers can now connect to the most up-to-date data and images for more than 470,000 artworks in The Met collection. As part of The Met's Open Access program, the data is available for unrestricted commercial and noncommercial use without permission or fee.

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Joe Brainard | Art Nouveau Fish Bowl | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Ralph McQuarrie Star Wars (1977) concept art: R2-D2 & C3PO 

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I feel this painting plays an important role in pop culture and Star Wars -- Ralph McQuarrie's art was very important to the design and story.

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Ralph McQuarrie Star Wars (1977) concept art: R2-D2 & C3PO 

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I feel this painting plays an important role in pop culture and Star Wars -- Ralph McQuarrie's art was very important to the design and story.

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I find the title very fitting for this art piece along with the style of how they did the two different wolves, but overall I find it pleasing to look at and think over.

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I love this work of art. The style is really cool and the blending is awesome. The subject has a very creepy vibe. I'm assuming the painting has a deep meaning behind it.

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Frida Kahlo was a female painter who represented Mexican modern art, and her reputation has been growing in recent years. When she was eighteen she was in a traffic accident, and suffered from its aftereffects throughout her life. She fought the pain by painting. She led a problem-filled life as the wife of mural painter Diego Rivera and as his comrade in the revolutionary movement as well.
Kahlo's painting continued the tradition of Mexican folk art and was also deeply rooted in her private experience, which resulted in extremely unique and attractive works. The French surrealist poet, André Breton, admired her as a "born surrealist".
In this work, "Girl with Death Mask", the theme of death from which no one can escape is taken up, and it was painted while she was mourning the death of her own baby by miscarriage."Death" was the most intimate theme for Kahlo, who always lived in close context to it. Mexican traditional idea of death is reflected on each motif in this painting. The death mask worn by the girl is a toy for the "Day of the Dead" and the marigolds in her hand are to be offered at a grave to guide the spirits of the dead. The "Tiger Mask" at her feet was used as a talisman to protect the child against evil.
(Source: Selected Works from the Collection of Nagoya City Art Museum, 1998, P. 61.)

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Girl with Death Mask [Niña con máscara de calavera] - Frida Kahlo - Google Arts & Culture

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I watch this streamer regularly. He does art as a profession, specifically pixel art. There is no specific clip but just watching him work is enough to make me want to create something. He's also very talented at what he does so I get to learn WHILE watching something for entertainment. I can even ask questions sometimes like a class, really I see no disadvantage to it.

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The Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy, is considered a late Baroque masterpiece and is one of the most recognizable of the city's numerous fountains. The building was designed by Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762. Legend has it that those who throw coins into its waters will return to Rome. It stands approximately 85 feet (26 meters) high and is approximately 160 feet (49 meters) wide. In its center stands Pietro Bracci's sculpture of Oceanus, who stands on a sea horse-drawn chariot. Health and Abundance statues are also displayed in the fountain. Rome's water, Acqua Vergine, from the ancient aqueduct, had long been considered the softest and best tasting water in the world; barrels of it were transported to the Vatican every week for centuries. But now the water can't be consumed. This is a wonder. The architecture and design are astounding. The significance of architecture art history can be seen in the fact that one should always know about it.

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Ancora oggi, gli standard raggiunti dagli acquedotti Romani sono in qualche modo impareggiabili e la loro capacità di rifornire le zone aride viene ancora studiata dagli ingegneri contemporanei.

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Fontana di Trevi - Nicola Salvi, Giuseppe Pannini - Google Arts & Culture

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I love the juxtaposition of the dark colours in the background, and the lighter colours in the foreground. The lack of outline of the illustration is also very interesting to me.

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I like how the artist, Jason Limon uses scale. He experimented in ways that I haven't seen many times before. The painting is cute but creepy in the same ways.

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Published Jul 27, 2021

Impressive artworks by Texas-based painter and sculptor Jason Limon.

"Over time I have explored a range of subjects, from ideas based on nature to otherworldly beings."

"As I progress through my work there is one field where I started and tend to gravitate toward the most: history. History is all around. Within the elements that surround us every day are bits of someone else - a record of thoughts made up of color, typography and symbols marked onto paper and metal to represent products throughout time. As an artist I've grown to value these pieces of history; to survey and connect them to craft my own thoughts and feelings."

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I like this painting for the reason of how it shows a family, familys are just as full as they where in 1616 as they are today. full of bad and good. I like the painting cuse it shows that, the times might change but family is always there