Dali:heart:

Frida :heart:

Warhol :heart:

 

Flowers c1970

 

Marilyn c1962

 

And I love Oil Paintings that show rich culture and serene environments

(These artists may not be well known, but I like what they do.)

 

Sharon Kennedy "Slow Dancing"

 

Virgillia Lammons "Gondoliers"

 

I have this thing for color as you can see...

Though black and white are always good once in awhile ;)

I love Warhol too! :)

Mark Rothko again...

 

White and Greens in Blue >>

 

 

Man, that's like a real water, you see? Love it.

 

Mark Tobey, another one good abstract impressionist.

 

Canticle, 1954

 

 

And this one is made by one guy from deviantart.com. There're a few really talented people on that site.

 

So, here's a picture by Romegenea. Yes, he takes the pictures of walls.

 

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Cool art, Lera!

I'm glad you like it too :wink:

I love art. I think I'm the only person in my grade at my school that really appreciates art.

Yeah, the same here. My classmates can't even spell "abstract impressionism", not talking about appreciating it. And they seem to dislike all art in general.. They don't even like music or movies... I think such people are kinda weird.

Bump :bigcry:

 

Pablo Picasso:

 

Old Beggar And The Boy

 

 

The Old Guitarist

 

they are amazing..

I love Picasso's early works, they are so amazingly moving and beautiful.

 

A friend of mine introduced me to a group from Sweden called 'Halmstadgruppen' a few weeks ago, and I fell in love with this:

 

It's called 'Handsken är kastad'.

What's so cool about it is if you turn the picture upside down it looks as if the glow is lying on a table...

Picasso, Im in love with his late works, but the early works have this strange effect on me. So moving. :cool:

 

That artwork is amaaing Tea. Absolutely breath taking:stunned:

These are some of my most favourite

 

Renè Magritte - The Empire of light

 

 

Jacques Louis David - Napoleon

 

 

Pablo Picasso - Guernica

 

 

Sandro Botticelli - Birth of Venus

 

Botticelli :heart:

 

It is isn't it? I just stood staring at it for a long, long time when I saw it.

 

And Picasso... I love him. I didn't like him at all before but I went to a exhibition with my modernart class last month and it was truly amazing seeing his art up on the wall, the cubism (which I've always hated) just became amazing and the old ones :heart:

Denise-You posted 2 of my favorites, Guernica and The Empire of light :heart:

 

Tea-You hated cubism? *opens mouth in horror*:stunned:

Henri Cartier-Bresson's "Valencia", one of my favorite photgraphs ever:

 

Tea-You hated cubism? *opens mouth in horror*:stunned:

 

I did *hides in shame* But I don't anymore. I had to see it live I guess, to appreciate it.

Gottfried Helnwein is one talented man.

"Los Caprichos"

"Paradise Burning"

Henri Cartier-Bresson's "Valencia", one of my favorite photgraphs ever:

 

omg I loooove love love that photo :stunned: I've first seen it in uni and loved it ever since :nice:

 

 

There's something really haunting about this artist I really love called Guillermo Kuitca. I don't think it shows on pictures though, you just have to see them in front of you to realise how amazing they are:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Done for now, make sure you do a quick search at google if you like him :D

Denise-You posted 2 of my favorites' date=' Guernica and The Empire of light :heart:[/quote']

:D

 

I wish I could see Guernica live one day, any person I met who saw it was literally standing minutes with the jaw on the floor :laugh3:

 

I have another painting in my mind which I really like but I can't recall who made it..it's an expressionist painting, a bit scary, but I loved it

I love Mark Rothko! Yes I do, yes I do.

 

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And this picture made by larafaire from deviantart and it's called The Red Umbrella. Lovely colours and a simply nice idea.