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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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Just following on from another thread
Who is your favorite artist or piece of art
I love visiting museums across Europe and have been lucky enough to see some of the worlds most famous paintings and sculptures
Got to visit The Van Gogh museum and stand in front of my favorite painting
"Sunflowers"
Definitely my most memorable experience
What have you seen or what took your breath away |
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By *asual777Man
over a year ago
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I loved the Dali museum in Figueres. The best gigs I have been to are by the flaming lips who aren’t my favourite artists by a long way but put on a great show . Always try to catch a ballet or an opera at the GIAF |
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My favourites are all very different...William Turner's use of light & colour and the way his art draws you right into the centre amazes me; Klimt for the intricacy in his use of pattern; and Caravaggio for the intensity and his ability to capture expressions, emotions and reactions (The Taking of Christ is so powerful).
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm rather partial to Dali and Caspar David Friedrich.
When it comes to styles of art, it varies. I love minimalism and surrealism. Although, there are more traditional pieces that move me too.
As for other art forms, I will watch any type of film - I love the arthouse and experimental genres. However, my absolute favourite would be Kubrick, Kurosawa and Fellini. |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"My favourites are all very different...William Turner's use of light & colour and the way his art draws you right into the centre amazes me; Klimt for the intricacy in his use of pattern; and Caravaggio for the intensity and his ability to capture expressions, emotions and reactions (The Taking of Christ is so powerful).
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When this shitshow is over I intend to visit museums in London to see some English artists
I presume you've been to Dublin to see The taking of Christ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The Crawford in Cork have had some great exhibitions, and the Glucksman is always worth a visit.
One painting I want to see in the flesh is the Night Watch. |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"The Crawford in Cork have had some great exhibitions, and the Glucksman is always worth a visit.
One painting I want to see in the flesh is the Night Watch."
Lucky enough to see it in Amsterdam as the museum square is handy to visit all 3 museums in one day |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My favourites are all very different...William Turner's use of light & colour and the way his art draws you right into the centre amazes me; Klimt for the intricacy in his use of pattern; and Caravaggio for the intensity and his ability to capture expressions, emotions and reactions (The Taking of Christ is so powerful).
When this shitshow is over I intend to visit museums in London to see some English artists
I presume you've been to Dublin to see The taking of Christ "
I haven't, unbelievably, but like yourself I intend to take more opportunities in the future and that is very much on my hitlist. Art in general passed me by in my youth, then when I did discover it, young children meant I had very little time to get to galleries and museums. |
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By *asual777Man
over a year ago
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"I'm rather partial to Dali and Caspar David Friedrich.
When it comes to styles of art, it varies. I love minimalism and surrealism. Although, there are more traditional pieces that move me too.
As for other art forms, I will watch any type of film - I love the arthouse and experimental genres. However, my absolute favourite would be Kubrick, Kurosawa and Fellini."
God I love art house. I watched a Kazakhstani movie recently (not borat) |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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Hard to pick just the one, wouldn't mind a Picasso or a Rothko or a Kandinski or a Le Brocquy on my walls.
Also the pope wouldn't let me into that Sistine chapel last time I was in Rome. So I've yet so see the masterpiece of Michelangelo. |
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By *asual777Man
over a year ago
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"My favourites are all very different...William Turner's use of light & colour and the way his art draws you right into the centre amazes me; Klimt for the intricacy in his use of pattern; and Caravaggio for the intensity and his ability to capture expressions, emotions and reactions (The Taking of Christ is so powerful).
When this shitshow is over I intend to visit museums in London to see some English artists
I presume you've been to Dublin to see The taking of Christ "
The two Tates with a boat between , and the Barbican will sort you out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm rather partial to Dali and Caspar David Friedrich.
When it comes to styles of art, it varies. I love minimalism and surrealism. Although, there are more traditional pieces that move me too.
As for other art forms, I will watch any type of film - I love the arthouse and experimental genres. However, my absolute favourite would be Kubrick, Kurosawa and Fellini.
God I love art house. I watched a Kazakhstani movie recently (not borat)"
It's not arthouse, but YouTube has tons of old MosFilm stuff.
I did manage to get a hold of Spetters too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just following on from another thread
Who is your favorite artist or piece of art
I love visiting museums across Europe and have been lucky enough to see some of the worlds most famous paintings and sculptures
Got to visit The Van Gogh museum and stand in front of my favorite painting
"Sunflowers"
Definitely my most memorable experience
What have you seen or what took your breath away "
If you're a fan of Van Gogh definitely watch the movie At Eternitys Gate. It's a masterpiece and it's like watching a painting come to life. |
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I studied art history but for various reasons lost all interest in art nearly 40 years ago.
I wouldn't go to a gallery or museum just to Lok at the art but if I happen to been in one I can appreciate certain aspects of individual paintings or sculptures.
I don't have a favourite artist or work of art and sometimes a local contemporary artists work can be more intriguing than a lot of the classics. |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Just following on from another thread
Who is your favorite artist or piece of art
I love visiting museums across Europe and have been lucky enough to see some of the worlds most famous paintings and sculptures
Got to visit The Van Gogh museum and stand in front of my favorite painting
"Sunflowers"
Definitely my most memorable experience
What have you seen or what took your breath away
If you're a fan of Van Gogh definitely watch the movie At Eternitys Gate. It's a masterpiece and it's like watching a painting come to life. "
I also went to Paris to be in these paintings coming to life
https://youtu.be/BbgrHnbgoDU
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not specifically an artist but Musee D’Orsay in Paris
It brings surrealism to life with all 19/20th century paintings
Not forgetting the Museum of Sex in Pigalle  |
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By *dfabMan
over a year ago
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"Just following on from another thread
Who is your favorite artist or piece of art
I love visiting museums across Europe and have been lucky enough to see some of the worlds most famous paintings and sculptures
Got to visit The Van Gogh museum and stand in front of my favorite painting
"Sunflowers"
Definitely my most memorable experience
What have you seen or what took your breath away "
Was that the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam? Sorry but for me it bored the pants off me. Each to their own though 
Thought the Rijksmuseum was much better but obviously that's multiple artists.
Personally I'd be a Salvador Dali, Caravaggio and H.R. Giger fan. Those ones fascinate me at times.
Would love to see Giger exhibition some time |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm a fan of Monet & Klimt...landscapes are my thing... I actually studied Art"
I also studied the history of art ....
Renaissance Period/Era.......... Thankfully I got a B+
Leonardo de Vinci with the Ergonomics xxxx.
Anatomy was involved there...& Yes I've studied that too.
Michael Angelo was a different kinda Artist |
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