Art History

Art History

Exploring the bizarre and beautiful legacy of Art.

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im in a museum and they dont know where these pots are from so i just deep searched them on grok i will email it to them later i hope this is right and they build a statue of me outside

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Florian Yuriev, Color Requiem, 1968

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What museums are onchain or doing fun new stuff online? MET with art link, MoMa has a wallet, Belvedere on Roblox, Finnish National Gallery on Fortnite and Zora based platform. Who else?

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FIGHT THE REAL ENEMY

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I attended a Van Gogh immersive experience exhibition and learned that he sold only one painting during his lifetime 🥹 Titled “The Red Vineyard,” it was purchased in early 1890 by Anna Boch, a Belgian artist and collector, for 400 francs. Despite his remarkable talent, Van Gogh’s work only achieved widespread recognition after his death.

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Ann Weaver Norton (1905 -1982) at her studio in west palm beach, Florida. Norton was known for her massive sculptures (vertical constructions of brick, stone or wood), many of which are displayed at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens on the grounds of her former home in Florida. .

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Marina Abramović Freeing the Voice, 1976 A performance in which the artist screamed for three hours, until her voice ran out.

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Yves Klein making fire paintings In the spring of 1961 at the Centre d’Essais du Gaz de France, the test centre of France’s national gas company, in Plaine-Saint-Denis.

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Nam June Paik - Game Byter (1994)

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Protrait de madame Dyer, 1933 by Max Ernst (1891-1976)

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Freischwimmer 99 by Wolfgang Tillmans

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GN world from Gustav Klimt The Park painted in 1910 In later stages of his life turning his artistic atomic eye towards the landscape. While pointillism was infiltrating, he didn’t follow the codex but created his own tapestry of colors morphing into form and back. Dense world of meaning

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Full fathom five, 1947 by Jackson Pollock Probably one of the first paintings that detached from his previous easel stand paintings and diving into drip canvases technique. Detaching from surrealist or cubist lines of thoughts and entering the wide and dark space of the unconscious, universal, limitless

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I probably spent half an hour analyzing this piece and additional reading about it and still staring. William Blake 1921 The Sea of Time and Space from the vision in which he saw the representation of humanity and counterpart in Heavens (upper left) and nymphs cave passage (right side of piece) where mortals are prepared to enter the time and space-Earth again. Pinkish shade of body suggests existence of blood in those of Earthly nature. Ocean and Odyssey in the middle

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gm ☀️ just found out about 책거리 ('chaekgeori', 'books and things') paintings from the late Joseon period (18th-20th c. Korea) and now i'm gonna think about them all day.

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