Post your favorite paintings/sculptures and prove you're not a pleb.
Bonus points for posting classical music as a soundtrack.
Auto-pleb tier: Ivan the Terrible killing his son - by Repin, Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog - by Friedrich, + anything depicting a battle field. Fuck off fedoras.
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One day, it will erect.
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That "song" is 2spooky4me.
I can't say I understand suprematism but I sure as hell can derive aesthetic pleasure from it these days.
I know this feel.
It's the song of a whole city, like the organisation of the noise of a living organism : music !
They really were onto something iswhamsayin.
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Maybe this one will please you more :
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Jean Leon Gerome was a fantastic artist.
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Who /expressionism/ here?
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More music like this?
It's like those "background noise"-pieces for relaxation, but frightening.
As for modern music, I'm a Philip Glass fan:
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Sounds like what schizophrenia feels like.
here, have some arvo part
A compilation exists on Youtube :
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This thread sucks, you've failed again Veeky Forums.
anime is art
asuna
Failed at what, you presomptuous prick ?
Is the man the artist? the expression in his eyes is so vivid.
would do the lady in blue
No that is just Repin's work for you
I'm too lazy to go look it up but the burial of Count Orgaz is one of them.
I feel like I've seen this IRL
>tfw you will never have hip ribs like st bart
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That sculpture is getting me hard...
bronze succ
who wouldn't do the lady in blue
picture is relevant to thread's request
love me some expressionism. have been really interested in Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter lately. Also fascinating how these european sensibilities were brought to America by Gorky and Graham + others, which helped formulate a new wave of expressionism more concerned with the materials and "cerebral" problems regarding the medium and flatness and stuff like that
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Moderns were a mistake
For sure, Suprematism, the relation to Constructivism and the latter's influence on Bauhaus is pretty fascinating to me, pic related being the most famous Constructivist poster.
I really like Hayez's women.
This is lovely.
Bierstadt paints majestic landscapes. Reminds me of those apocalyptic John Martin paintings except more grounded.
>not masturbating to sculptures
hottest sculpture ever
Bouguereau is best when it comes to women
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Frenchies are just based
Holy shit, that looks like fun.
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Frenzy (of Exultations) - Władysław Podkowiński
>Socrates tells a bad pun
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>The pavilion is a cluster of nine hyperbolic paraboloids in which music, Edgar Varèse's Poème électronique, was spatialized by sound projectionists using telephone dials. The speakers were set into the walls, which were coated in asbestos, creating a textured look to the walls. Varèse drew up a detailed spatialization scheme for the entire piece which made great use of the physical layout of the pavilion, especially the height of it. The asbestos hardened the walls which created a cavernous acoustic.
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>As audiences entered and exited the building Xenakis's musique concrète composition Concret PH was heard.
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Nobody /Bernini/ here?
It's not something you 'understand', it's something you feel. There's no hidden metaphorical content in Supremacist works, since there aren't any real symbols. Only basic, clean, austere shapes, so as to be as purely recognizable and free from obfuscation and cultural influence as possible. Suprematism, unlike most art which is meant to exist within certain cultural contexts, was meant to be felt by whoever saw it, no matter what his background was.
based malevich
constructivists actually had a shitload of musical projects compiled into baku: synphony of sirens
based lissitzky. his photocollages are cool as fuck
Just realized me putting the word understood in quotations makes me look pretentious. Oh well. I meant it in that you don't understand like you'd understand a Renaissance painting or something, but more like you'd understand a piece of music or Greek theatre or something.
Pic related is one of my favorite Picassos.
But you are pretentious
Bernini is the greatest artist of all time. OF ALL TIME.
I can whole-heartedly recommend the Power of Art episode of him. It's on YT.
I can't find a better image to save my life, but this is one of the most moving, captivating painting I've seen. I first saw this at a French Impressionism traveling display, which is odd, cause I thought it was romantic era.
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I think this might be my favorite painting ever.
See the OP, you massive giant enormous pleb. My god, you.
Why should I care what some guy on the internet thinks of me enjoying a painting?
If you're so butthurt about someone liking something that has no relation to you then too bad.
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Love this one so much, have been thinking about getting a tattoo of the magic square, hourglass or weird rock.
Probably will never go through with it desu
jon stewert?
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I love Hundertwasser. Too ba d he really wasn't associated with any movement, I'd love to see more art like this.
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anything by JSS real
Plebs
thats literally pleb tier entry level modern art
>You will never own a harem of Victorian lolis
Why even live?
Even your syntax reeks of pleb.
Because I'm not a pedophile.