For today i have a different painting that i would like to show in this forum:
This time i am NOTTTT going to say first but i ask people who visit this forum if anybody can guess who is the painter and what is the name of the painting? And what do you think of the painting (also if you dont know the painter)? 😊😊
For today i have a different painting that i would like to show in this forum:
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This time i am NOTTTT going to say first but i ask people who visit this forum if anybody can guess who is the painter and what is the name of the painting? And what do you think of the painting (also if you dont know the painter)? 😊😊
This is „Der Kuss von Gustav Klimt“, austrian artist from 1900 Vienna! I like Klimt, because I like Vienna
Oww i was about to go to dinner but i saw your post and the answer is CORRECT!!! 🏆🥇
About the paining i like that the gold that he uses is every time super different like for example the background and super bright of the blanket that they wear and super mini in the flowers. So it comes back OFTENN but every time differently. On the painting she looks normal but i think his neck is really weird like the shape and how he holds it.
I dont know who the two are on the painting but i guess it is maybe a king or emperor bc of all the gold. 👑👑
@diogenes_cask and @Piwipete: do you have a favourite painting or art work that you would like next to be in this forum? 🙂
For today i have a different painting that i would like to show in this forum:
📸️
This time i am NOTTTT going to say first but i ask people who visit this forum if anybody can guess who is the painter and what is the name of the painting? And what do you think of the painting (also if you dont know the painter)? 😊😊
I like it, especially the woman. She's pretty and I like the flowers around her ankle. The woman looks soft and feminine with her soft face and curves, the man looks rather harsh with the shapes in his clothing and on his body in general. It seems like the man doesn't really fit the environment of the painting.
I adore the brilliant use of "dramatic chiaroscuro" technique, thus I shall give the name of the master of tenebrism: Caravaggio. His work named "Narcissus" is a true Baroque escapade.
I like it, especially the woman. She's pretty and I like the flowers around her ankle. The woman looks soft and feminine with her soft face and curves, the man looks rather harsh with the shapes in his clothing and on his body in general. It seems like the man doesn't really fit the environment of the painting.
Thank you very much for writing that @-Kiki- bc now i looked at the painting of Gustav Klimt again but like how you described it. I didnt see it first around her ankle but it looks like it is from his cape or blanket kind of dress. I also only saw now that you can see her outfit differently from his bc the first time it looked like ONLY his outfit and if he holds it around her, but that is not true. So they BOTH wear gold. And i think you are RIGHT that she is super soft and he a lot harsher. You can see it also clearly with the hands. He holds her neck and it is like she accepts that and just puts her hand on his hand. Maybe the painter wanted to show that men are stronger and more like a leader. And that women are softer. And i am curious WHO they are. I still think they are maybe a king and queen bc of all the gold.
And thank you very much for the tips @Piwipete and @diogenes_cask!! I dont know Hieronymus Bosch yet. Do you have a favourite painting of that painter @Piwipete so i can put it in this forum? 🙄🙄
This is the painting that @diogenes_cask mentioned:
The painter is Caravaggio and he is from Italy. The painting is Narcissus and on google it said he is looking in the water to see himself and he falls in love with himself. The painting is super precise and you can see even emotion clearly i think. Is that correct @diogenes_cask? But i dont like it is super dark. That makes it also a bit like there is a danger and the person does not know it bc he is only looking at himself. Or something that is not right that is what i feel if i look at it.
I once liked Salvador Dali, especially this one:
Metamorphosis of Narcissus
Now I would prefer Narcissus of Caravaggio.
But at home I have a collection of Michael`s paintings (for sale)
and I would definitly hang up the "yellow painting" of @diogenes_cask (on his profile)
Beste Yue, het is leuk, dat je nu kenntnis hebt van Hieronymus Bosch. Hij was van Den Bosch en da is een heel fantastisch, uitstekend musea met all die schilderijen (een copie) van Bosch. Die originaal schilderijen zijn vandaag en Spanje, omdat en die 80jaarige oorlog tussen Nederlanders en Spanjaarden, die Spaanse koning Filip II. naam die schilderijen mee naar Madrid 🙂
Mooi is die schilderij "Die verzoeking van de heilige Antonius" 🙂 Echt heel rare, maar fantastisch!
Thank you very much for writing that @-Kiki- bc now i looked at the painting of Gustav Klimt again but like how you described it. I didnt see it first around her ankle but it looks like it is from his cape or blanket kind of dress. I also only saw now that you can see her outfit differently from his bc the first time it looked like ONLY his outfit and if he holds it around her, but that is not true. So they BOTH wear gold. And i think you are RIGHT that she is super soft and he a lot harsher. You can see it also clearly with the hands. He holds her neck and it is like she accepts that and just puts her hand on his hand. Maybe the painter wanted to show that men are stronger and more like a leader. And that women are softer. And i am curious WHO they are. I still think they are maybe a king and queen bc of all the gold.
And thank you very much for the tips @Piwipete and @diogenes_cask!! I dont know Hieronymus Bosch yet. Do you have a favourite painting of that painter @Piwipete so i can put it in this forum? 🙄🙄
This is the painting that @diogenes_cask mentioned:
📸️
The painter is Caravaggio and he is from Italy. The painting is Narcissus and on google it said he is looking in the water to see himself and he falls in love with himself. The painting is super precise and you can see even emotion clearly i think. Is that correct @diogenes_cask? But i dont like it is super dark. That makes it also a bit like there is a danger and the person does not know it bc he is only looking at himself. Or something that is not right that is what i feel if i look at it.
Because that's a dark and sorrowful tale from ancient greek myths. Narcissus is a figure from Greek Mythology who was so impossibly handsome that he fell in love with his own image reflected in a pool of water. His story with the nymph Echo is a quite interesting one.
Jheronimus Bosch Art Center | VisitBrabant who, like me, like the opera of Hieronymus Bosch, I would like to advice to see this musea! The town of Den Bosch is even very pretty! Have fun there 🙂
The "problem" about this forum is that we don`t see the originals.
It is so much more than a online picture.
I don't understand your critics...it is always nice to talk about arts! Even if you see the "originals", you can get inspiration, you get the idea the see the art, we are talkin about here, in the original place! For me seeing Klimt's opus at Vienna was a great experience!
I agree that it is nicer to see the original art of course what @H_E_A_R_T said, but also what @Piwipete said that it is nice to talk about art! 🙂 So both are right! With this forum i hope that everybody can learn from each other how you look at specific paintings and what you maybe see and others not. And to learn new artists or paintings or other art works. And i think that works already in this forum bc i already learned A LOTTTT and i hope maybe others too. 🙂
When we go on holiday for example we normally only go to 1 and maybe sometimes 2 museums bc we try to do things that everybody likes and my dad does not like most museums. And it is also really expensive so we go normally to 1 museum BUTTT we can spend that time as long as we want. So we really take time and i like it a lot and it can make you feel super calm. We dont buy art books bc they are also expensive and super heavy on vacation but sometimes we buy a card or sometimes a magnet. It is not the same as original but it is nice so you remember it. 😊😊
When we have lunch break or after school i try to find the painting that @Piwipete said and also try to find more about the painting that Christine said and posted above. Have a nice day everybody!! 🌈🌞🌈
Hello everybody!! 🙋♀️ This is the painting that @Piwipete mentioned:
The painting was made by the Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch and is called Verzoeking van de heilige Antonius but i have no idea how to translate that in English bc i dont know even in Dutch what verzoeking means!! I will try to find out more about it after my last class and write it here!! 😛
Hello everybody!! 🙋♀️ This is the painting that @Piwipete mentioned:
📸️
The painting was made by the Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch and is called Verzoeking van de heilige Antonius but i have no idea how to translate that in English bc i dont know even in Dutch what verzoeking means!! I will try to find out more about it after my last class and write it here!! 😛
Verzoeking bedoelt een drang om iets te doen wat niet passend is. Voor Antonius was het zo, dat die duivels en monsters verzoeken, dat hij zijn geloven en god en zijn goede hart verliest. Maar die monsters hebben geen succes. - ik hou van dit schilderij, op dat ik die fantasie van Hieronymus Bosch uitstekend vind😃
Verzoeking bedoelt een drang om iets te doen wat niet passend is. Voor Antonius was het zo, dat die duivels en monsters verzoeken, dat hij zijn geloven en god en zijn goede hart verliest. Maar die monsters hebben geen succes. - ik hou van dit schilderij, op dat ik die fantasie van Hieronymus Bosch uitstekend vind😃
Thank you very much @Piwipete!! The one i posted above is in Brussels and this one is also from Bosch BUTTT this one is in the museum Prado in Madrid:
I saw on Wikipedia that verzoeking of the title is translated Temptation. So it is the Temptation of the Holy Antonius. 🙂 And it also said that the Spanish King took the painting together with a lot of other arts during the war between Spain and The Netherlands. But i also read his faith helps him against the demons. With religious art i always would like to know the story behind it but often i have to read it online or on the paper next to the painting in a museum!! 😛 But it tells really a story that you must know.
Did anybody who reads this forum visit Madrid and the Prado Museum before? If i go to Spain i really hope that i can visit this museum!! 🙂
