July on Warpcast

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When you think about a painting, what comes to mind? I’ll start:

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Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq Aka The Night Watch (De Nachtwacht)

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Goldfinch by Fabritius ... because of Donna Tart's book

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Guernica by Picasso. Incredibly moving painting. I remember crying the first time I saw it.

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these two. Italian Renaissance will always be my Roman Empire

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Death of Marat by Jacques Louis David

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There are so many. I would go with Kasper David Friedrich. Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer. At the moment I am fascinated by the Romantic era (music, art, history)

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Napoleon Crossing the Alps

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Still Life with Grape Juice and Sandwiches by David Ligare at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco! “…the picture is truly complete if it inspires others to enjoy the privilege of serving those ‘strangers’ among us who are in such need” - David Ligare inspired by volunteering in soup kitchens

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I always think of Basquiat.

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This came first to mind. I like how powerful it is. A depiction of an idea who’s time has come.

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Portrait of Juan de Pareja by Diego Velázquez

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It alternates between various paintings by Bruegel the Elder & Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights. Having seen the latter at the Prado in Spain was akin to a spiritual experience. That tryptic truly engulfs you in person.

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Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dream

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