Marilyn still getting a lot of attention. This is composed of very small 3x3 blocks of pictures.
Individually painted paintings to compose the larger one of Van Gogh.
I'd say these paintings got a lot of attention.
A lot of little baby faces in the skull.
Birds painted on old cigar boxes. So cool.
They look great grouped together on the wall.
The ladies...
This is a huge 3-D sculpture coming off the wall. You could see real water droplets on her skin.
Makes me smile...
Love these dog portraits!
I couldn't believe I was standing in front of a Norman Rockwell....only 3 million and something dollars.
and We love Malcolm Liepke.
This is made up of various antique papers and books. He adds a very small amount of paint to describe the face, which I didn't even see at first.
Meeting up with my lovely, blogger friend, Valerie of Twigs2Nest Studio. So fun to reconnect and catch up. Hopefully, we could take a class together someday.
Lots of distressing..just up my alley.
4 comments:
Wow, what a great exhibit. We had a Norman Rockwell exhibit in Wichita, Kansas and I was like you...I could not believe what I was seeing. And all of his paintings were so big!
My favorite...those weird lady lamps. Very cool! But it looks like a treat to see!
Great Day In The Mornin'! This Was A Sensational Post!!!! Especially Loved That Piece Of Marilyn. Darn, It Looked Like An Exceptional Day! Thank You Diana For Sharing This With Us! I Needed Something Special Tonight And Was So Happy When Discovering This. Sending You Much Love & Sunshine, Terri
Over the last years, there's been an improvement in the art presented at modern and contemporary art shows.
Artists and curators seem to be working together on a more regular basis to bring quality to the public.
Do you happen to have the name of the artist who did the Marilyn, Van Gogh, and Skull pieces?
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