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Art thread
Juan Sullivan
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Robert Scott
Hunter Kelly
Connor Johnson
Isaac Clark
Colton Mitchell
Luis Flores
Daniel Richardson
Henry Powell
Liam Campbell
Liam Martin
Christopher Roberts
William Wood
Luis Murphy
Leo Thomas
Connor Flores
Wyatt Richardson
Robert Ramirez
Josiah Mitchell
she's very beautiful in person
Jackson Perez
Landon Morgan
Joseph Harris
Wyatt Smith
Jack Richardson
Blake Baker
Nolan Ross
Jordan Foster
Isaac Gutierrez
Christopher Green
love these.
Benjamin Walker
Joseph Jackson
Grayson Clark
Cooper Martin
Oliver Cook
Gabriel Ortiz
Michael Jenkins
Luke Howard
Classical nudes were just high-class masturbation-fodder back in the day. Prove me wrong.
Carter Cruz
Aw yes, these threads are always great.
This piece, "Kindred Spirits" by Asher B. Durand circa 1849 is one of the most famous of the 'Hudson Valley' school of landscape painting. The style, and Durand's work especially, shows clear influences from the pastoral scenes popular in Europe at the time. The piece isn't a direct copy of any particular place, but the scenery is inspired by the landscapes of the Hudson River Valley. Hence the name.
Oliver Brown
This piece, painted in 1858, is more of a showcase of lighting than scenery, and the more muted colors and subtler details come to evoke more of a sense of tranquility than grandeur. The subject is a real place this time, close to his friend Thomas Cole's house.
Dominic Miller
Parmigianino
>Madonna dal collo lungo
Mannerism has some interesting twists
Jaxson Cooper
Cole was also a pretty exceptional landscape painter, and is considered the other founding member of the Hudson school. This one, painted in 1827, is pretty representative of Cole's repertoire. You can see clearly the influence on Durand, especially in the colors, but the composition of Cole's pieces are pretty different.
Caleb Hall
Nathaniel Morris
Liam Brown
4/4
This, the final piece the 5 part collection "The Course of Empire" is also by Cole. Someone else posted part 4 upthread here . You may have seen them and others from the collection show up in /pol/ack infographics about cyclical history. They're not precisely taking the wrong message from it either, it was popular in artistic circles at the time to think that city life was inherently degenerating or dehumanizing and that the life of an idealized "gentleman farmer" was the highest lifestyle one could aspire to. You can see the same stylistic trends in some of the rural landscapes from further upthread like this one .
Lincoln Walker
Adrian Lewis
>not a single nonwesterner to be found
Sad!
Christian Perez
Ryder James
Liam Foster
Kevin Butler
Robert Sanchez
Anthony Howard
Impressive, is this Meiji era?
Tyler Miller
That was commissioned by the Qianlong Emperor. It's part of a series of 12 handscrolls but I can only find one other one, "Entering Suzhou" which comes right after that one. All the others except this one are from Japan though. This one is actually the Meiji Emperor and his family.
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Connor Perry
Adrian Smith
They still are
>plebs masturbating on low-tier porn rather than renaissance master-tier art
Adam Baker
For me it's more mental masturbation. The paintings are stimulating sure but more in a that is quite an attractive piece - not I'm going to stick my hand in my pants and play. It is like finding that certain scent of perfume.
Nathaniel Long
Titties! Wow! I love art now!
Connor Butler
Implying any of these fuckers compares to Caravaggio.
Daniel Phillips
Jackson Young
comfy, assuming thats fog
Ian Morgan
Jose Walker
Love me some Atkinson-Grimshaw.
Hunter Anderson
This still haunts my nightmares.
Jack Adams
Quite interesting writeup, thanks
Oliver Martin
I really like this one
Ayden Allen
You want some fucking tapestries boys
Samuel Baker
Thats modern though
Jaxon Brooks
Joshua Barnes
Xavier Campbell
That is western art too.
Carson Peterson
Connor Jenkins
Definitely not, it was painted by the Chinese artist Tang Yin in 1523. Unless this is just b8 and you're about to start shitposting about how WE WUZ MANGZ N SHIET
Xavier Jackson
he's good but he had wonky proportions and lacked a ranged color palette.
Colton Harris
spotted the puritan
Leo Hernandez
why so many bulshit from XIX century here?
Anthony Nelson
>John William Godward
What were her parents thinking, naming her that?!
Ryder Barnes
Honestly
Austin Powell
Bugle boy looks like he's freaking out there.
Jose Ross
Connor Reed
great work of art for a great man
Logan Cook
How can you say that when they never depicted *down there*?!
Owen Scott
What is?
Carter Gutierrez
>mental masturbation
Only one way to rock?
Jaxson Barnes
What else would it be?
Jack Gutierrez
>Conversion
Is that what they call stealing a guy's horse after murdering him?
Jordan Green
Looks like Puget Sound.
Gavin Thomas
Kinda reminds me of the scenery from when Mr. Banks is en route to his inquiry and subsequent dismissal.
Hudson Baker
No, he falls off his horse and sees the spirit of Jesus, and is thus converted.
Angel Bennett
When the lamb broke the fourth seal, I heard the fourth living creature saying "Come and see." I looked and behold, a pale horse, and Death sat atop it, and Hades was following with him. They were given authority over one fourth of the earth, to kill with sword, and with famine, and with pestilence, and with the wild beasts of the earth.
Dominic Phillips
Every character in this one really has their own story, huh?
Ian Hall
Reminds me of Barry Lyndon
Owen Perry
Mason Carter
James Gray
Parker Russell
Noah Wright
Jonathan Brown
Nathan Harris
Gabriel Ward
fucking gauls
Jackson Martin
man, life must have been boring before television was invented