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I did have a show in that there London about 10 years ago and then left the country 🙂
A friend of mine who paints these
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shows quite regular in and around Londres.

mcmoonter- I would like to see more of your own work if you can post some?


 
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Posted : 06/04/2011 9:32 am
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damo2576 - who's that pic by, please - the block of flats through trees? It's mint.


 
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I like Sian Wilson's work.

Wot with her being my daughter and all that.


 
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Levitan is my favourite artist:

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[url= http://www.articlesandtexticles.co.uk/2007/06/09/good-evening-from-isaac-levitan/ ]Isaac Levitan[/url]

and the other 'Wanderers' stuff is worth checking out

Also like Japanese art like Hasegawa Tohaku:

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Can't link to it but:

[url] http://www.flickr.com/photos/ginkgraph/4434405256/in/set-72157624584870614/ [/url]

And Kano Masanobu:

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BigJohn - I like her style, very much.

Pricing out of my league?


 
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Anyone interested in Japanese Art there's a good starting point here:

[url] http://www.japanese-arts.net/index.htm [/url]


 
Posted : 06/04/2011 10:44 am
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Just noticed, Peter Doig. Never heard of him, but that is one smart painting (assuming it's paint).


 
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damo2576 - who's that pic by, please - the block of flats through trees? It's mint.

Peter Doig. That one is from a series of paintings of Corbusier houses. Yes, its paint.


 
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Another from same series
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Ourmaninthenorth

I think she's got one or two prints available commercially and I know she's got a portfolio on line somewhere.

Drop me a mail (in profile) if you want and I'll get her to forward me details.

I mustn't upset her though. She's an illustrator at a book publisher and her boyfriend works at Rapha - so lots of nice freebies!


 
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So glad there is no Banksy so far!


 
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+1 Sian Wilson.


 
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Hopper

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Beardsly

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Another vote for Sian Wilson. That's fantastic stuff!!!


 
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Bridget Riley +1:
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Bit of Hockney, looks gorgeous in real life:
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It's a shame you can't get one of these to put on your wall though:
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i'm doing a copy of the wavey Bridget Riley for the Mrs.


 
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damo2576 - thanks for those - hit a chord with me too

thebunk - who is the 3rd one please ?


 
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Alberto Giacometti
Everyone knows him for his sculptures (which I found powerful when standing face-to-face), but it's always been his drawings and paintings for me...

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andy_hamgree [url= http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/eliasson/default.htm ]Olafur Eliasson[/url]? Tate Modern turbine hall installation. Well worth popping in to see what's currently installed. My other favourite is Anish Kapoors effort:
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Whilst we're on the subject of art.

Lil Grips has developed a keen interest in paintings. We bought her a couple of huge compendiums of famous pictues which she likes looking through.

So, what art for a 2 year old? 🙂


 
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Which ones does she look at the most/show most interest in?


 
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Hard to say.. she likes some weird stuff... I'll test her tonight 🙂


 
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mcmoonter- I would like to see more of your own work if you can post some?

OK, some random pics. The Velasquez samples were from a Scholarship at the Prado from the RA. The Landscapes are from Orkney, no need to explain the origins of the folks on bikes.

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Lovely pictures mcmoonter, i especially like the Orkney paintings, though the water colour work is also very nice. I hope to see then in real liife one day.

There is a very good wildlife artist who lives in Orkney called Tim Wooton, he paints larger pictures but I do like his studies,
[url] http://tim-wootton.blogspot.com/ ][/url]


 
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Seeing Peter Doig makes me want to paint again.

mcmoonter did you go to ECA?


 
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This one's just wierd.


 
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Don't like that it made my brain go funny


 
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mcmoonter did you go to ECA?

Aye


 
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If anybody wants a 65 x 45 cm top quality print of the Sian Wilson Chernobyl picture, give me a shout. She still has a couple from the original run.


 
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Smashing thread... STW at its best. 😀


 
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i'm doing a copy of the wavey Bridget Riley for the Mrs.

No masking tape allowed!


 
Posted : 08/04/2011 8:07 am
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No masking tape allowed!

🙂 not a problem i'm using a projector 😉


 
Posted : 08/04/2011 8:11 am
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😕 Don't get it - pics please!

Someone should start a STW virtual gallery thread. I would do, but I have no art to contribute apart from uneducated critique and pictures of bikes in unkempt gardens...


 
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