Favorite Artwork/Artist

I like this guy.

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Kandinskele for me.

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Louise Vale first woman to play Jane Eyre in the flickers.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir


The Skiff


The Garden in the Rue Cortot, Montmarte


Two Sisters on the Terrace


Basilica di San Marco


Young Girls at the Piano


La Loge


The Apple Seller

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Gustav Klimt

Klimt is a very sexual artist, so I'll try to keep it clean (to quote the Vibrators).


Portrait of Eugenia


The Kiss


The Tree of Life


Auditorium in the Old Burgtheater, Vienna


The Theater in Taormina



Goldfish



The Three Ages of Woman

So I guess I rubbed off on you a little...

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Sure, but I wouldn't post most of those in your NYC book (it was NYC, wasn't it?)

No, I didn't get any Klimt book in NYC. I got one at Bookman Too, the used book store in Huntington Beach and I don't think you even looked at that book, so how would you know you wouldn't post most of them?

I love 15th century Dutch artists. Enjoy these.

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More of 15th century Dutch guys.

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Really love William Kentridge's 3-D photogravures, inspired by Albrecht Dürer. You need to see them with a stereoscope to get the full effect, unfortunately.

3 of my faves are:

Mondrian


Rothko


Xylor Jane

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I really like the paintings shown in the film The Royal Tenenbaums

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Hey, that's the painting from Cooper's office in Mad Men. That very painting actually made me check out Rothko and I love his style.

This is my fave:

I also very much like Robert Longo. Saw a painting of his in American Psycho and I now have some posters with work of his in my dorm room.

Luo Ping (1733 - 1799)

Another favorite by Luo Ping (thumb prints in ink!)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51898935@N03/4777232686/

And here's one by Gary Panter
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51898935@N03/4776600805/

From Hong Kong independent comic artist Stella So's City of Powder - Vanishing Hong Kong.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (the director's father)

Luncheon of the Boating Party


On the Terrace


Jean Renoir Drawing

This guy right here is one of my favorite illustrators. This might be one of my favorite vinyls in my collection: