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By *hagTonight OP Man 32 weeks ago
From the land of haribos. |
Have you seen it and what do you think of it? It kind of gives mixed messages I think.
On one side it is cool, but on the other side which I agree with others who have critised it, is that, it looks kinda satanic doesnt it with all the red, like we are entering a new age of world order.
When you look at it, you dont really see what it is, to me it seems like the background is more important than the subject of it. I find it a bit strange, dont you?  |
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By *hagTonight OP Man 32 weeks ago
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"I quite like it.
Every official royal portrait in the history of the long as been deeply symbolic. This one's no different but I'm not entirely sure what the symbolism means"
Yes, you are right there, all those portraits have been deeply symbolic, same here. I dont know what it means, it would be interesting to know what the symbols means too |
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"I quite like it.
Every official royal portrait in the history of the long as been deeply symbolic. This one's no different but I'm not entirely sure what the symbolism meansYes, you are right there, all those portraits have been deeply symbolic, same here. I dont know what it means, it would be interesting to know what the symbols means too "
The artist has explained a few such as the butterfly and the use of red. I suppose that people will place their own interpretation on it
I find it interesting that he's square on to the viewer, no slight side angle just straightforward, direct gaze |
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By *hagTonight OP Man 32 weeks ago
From the land of haribos. |
"I quite like it.
Every official royal portrait in the history of the long as been deeply symbolic. This one's no different but I'm not entirely sure what the symbolism meansYes, you are right there, all those portraits have been deeply symbolic, same here. I dont know what it means, it would be interesting to know what the symbols means too
The artist has explained a few such as the butterfly and the use of red. I suppose that people will place their own interpretation on it
I find it interesting that he's square on to the viewer, no slight side angle just straightforward, direct gaze"
I see, that is good that he explained a few of them, like he butterfly there and the use of red. I will see what he said about them and yes, that is interesting about angle, just straight forward too |
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By *ony MannMan 32 weeks ago
Las Gaviotos, Fuerteventura |
"Eight fucking million? Time to put that cunt on the guillotine."
I hope is not the red picture that is going to be sent to buildings.
I still can't find out who paid for the Red Picture I suspect it was the king, |
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"Have you seen it and what do you think of it? It kind of gives mixed messages I think.
On one side it is cool, but on the other side which I agree with others who have critised it, is that, it looks kinda satanic doesnt it with all the red, like we are entering a new age of world order.
When you look at it, you dont really see what it is, to me it seems like the background is more important than the subject of it. I find it a bit strange, dont you? "
What do you mean by a new age of world order? |
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"Have you seen it and what do you think of it? It kind of gives mixed messages I think.
On one side it is cool, but on the other side which I agree with others who have critised it, is that, it looks kinda satanic doesnt it with all the red, like we are entering a new age of world order.
When you look at it, you dont really see what it is, to me it seems like the background is more important than the subject of it. I find it a bit strange, dont you?
What do you mean by a new age of world order? "
They're releasing a new album |
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By *zeroMan 32 weeks ago
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"I quite like it.
Every official royal portrait in the history of the long as been deeply symbolic. This one's no different but I'm not entirely sure what the symbolism means"
If its to represent the blood spilled in the name of the British Empire they've absolutely nailed it. |
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By (user no longer on site) 32 weeks ago
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"Does anyone remember Ghostbusters 2? 
I’m fairly sure Charles isn’t a Carpathian. Much less a sorcerer….
Although it would be quite cool."
Vigo, the king of England |
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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago
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I'm enjoying the memes very much - Francis Bacon, Dracula and Gina Rinehart are my favourites so far.
I saw one version that was recoloured blue and i have to say i preferred it to the red, which seems very aggressive and reminiscent of blood - it did cross my mind it was done with 'stop oil' in mind which is great publicity for them. Someone clever should definitely capitalise on that!
I do like it, but i wouldn't hang it in my house, and I'd be disappointed if it was me |
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By *hagTonight OP Man 31 weeks ago
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"It can't be satanic.....it has a butterfly on his shoulder
It kind of looks unfinished to me.
Evie "
Yes, you are right there, as it have a butterfly on it, same here. I also think it looks unfinished too |
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"I think from an historical perspective this might not go down as one of the most popular royal portraits  "
Without doubt Charles the firsts portraits' by van Dyke steals the show for me with different views from one side of the head to the other when I first saw those paintings I was captivated by them, nothing was to much for Van dyke and all the great painters like him... Just sorry that cromwell had the last word. |
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"It can't be satanic.....it has a butterfly on his shoulder
It kind of looks unfinished to me.
Evie Yes, you are right there, as it have a butterfly on it, same here. I also think it looks unfinished too "
But how would it be more finished, |
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"I think from an historical perspective this might not go down as one of the most popular royal portraits Without doubt Charles the firsts portraits' by van Dyke steals the show for me with different views from one side of the head to the other when I first saw those paintings I was captivated by them, nothing was to much for Van dyke and all the great painters like him... Just sorry that cromwell had the last word."
That three views one is fascinating because in the full profile on the left he almost looks like a different person. Poor chap |
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"I think from an historical perspective this might not go down as one of the most popular royal portraits Without doubt Charles the firsts portraits' by van Dyke steals the show for me with different views from one side of the head to the other when I first saw those paintings I was captivated by them, nothing was to much for Van dyke and all the great painters like him... Just sorry that cromwell had the last word.
That three views one is fascinating because in the full profile on the left he almost looks like a different person. Poor chap"
True.. |
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By *ony MannMan 31 weeks ago
Las Gaviotos, Fuerteventura |
"I think from an historical perspective this might not go down as one of the most popular royal portraits Without doubt Charles the firsts portraits' by van Dyke steals the show for me with different views from one side of the head to the other when I first saw those paintings I was captivated by them, nothing was to much for Van dyke and all the great painters like him... Just sorry that cromwell had the last word."
I rather have a democracy than a man who thought God gave him England and everyone in it as his toy. |
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