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Glossy
07 Jul 14 17:12
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Art meaning paint, drawing, sculpture etc.

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Burton-Brewers
When: 07 Jul 14 17:15
valerie ganz
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Foinavon
When: 07 Jul 14 17:28
Difficult to pick just one as there is such a range of style, mood and content.
Of British artists I particularly like Eric Kennington who was an official war artist (WW1) and Walter Langley.
Have painted copies of some of their work and can appreciate the great technical skill which they possessed.
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BrendanScrote
When: 07 Jul 14 20:09
Hector Wyndham ... check out his stuff, truly marverlous
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seaview
When: 07 Jul 14 20:14
Turner
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SlippyBlue
When: 07 Jul 14 20:19
I absolutely love paintings of horses so would say Stubbs. My favourite painting of all time though is 'Scream' by Munch.
By:
dunlaying
When: 07 Jul 14 20:26
I like many artists but Eugene Boudin is a favourite.
By:
Howdi
When: 07 Jul 14 21:18
rolf harris
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Barry Conway
When: 07 Jul 14 21:25
William Hogarth. I've seen some of his engravings and they are brilliant. Even looking at the in books or online! Imagine the impact they must have had.
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Glossy
When: 07 Jul 14 21:43
Unoriginal but Van Gogh for me. The emotion and melancholy that he conveys in his work is unparalleled IMO.
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 07 Jul 14 21:48
rolf harris
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SlippyBlue
When: 07 Jul 14 21:54
For any of you that pass SE21 on your travels the Dulwich Picture Gallery is a hidden gem.
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Foinavon
When: 07 Jul 14 22:41
Good choice BB. I love those pastels of miners, they are so expressive. Not seen her work before so thanks for bringing it to our attention.
By:
kenny mann
When: 07 Jul 14 23:50
Louis Wain (nap)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Wain
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David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 07 Jul 14 23:52
oliver reed
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charwell.
When: 08 Jul 14 00:33
Mannet - sublime pictures as close to a photo as you will have back then

Banksy - evocative and clever artist

Hogarth - social commentator of the day. Gin Lane you could look at for hours and find something new everytime you go back to it.
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Velasquez
When: 08 Jul 14 00:59
Michelangelo and Vermeer...Degas...Velazquez...Valentin Serov...Ingres, Courbet...but of Modern artists, the best shows I've been to were CHEN YI FEI at Marlborough...and ANSELM KIEFER at the Tate.
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Velasquez
When: 08 Jul 14 01:02
Most beautiful painting I've seen is "Eternity" or Stormy Sea by Courbet, which is in Bristol Art Gallery.
By:
FlowerMyth
When: 08 Jul 14 01:13
I can't have a favourite artist anymore than I can have a favourite group. I like artists that can really draw and I usually like their sketches and early versions better than their finished work. It's a bit like thinking Who's Next by the Who is brilliant until you hear Pete Townshend's demos, which are stunning.

Bargain (Demo) Pete Townshend
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI8XdvmQhKc


Giovanna Bellelli (Demo) Edgar Degas

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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-RZd0ithloeo/UiK5n0PxHsI/AAAAAAAAAoY/25dso8Ril-M/s1600/degas_drw_giovan_bellelli.jpg
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crags
When: 08 Jul 14 01:22
What about our very own Galloping Carrot? I know that sdk has a piece of her craft on display... and EW may have a momento that he hides under his bed.

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crags
When: 08 Jul 14 01:26
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MisterBadger
When: 08 Jul 14 13:35
fancy seaview liking Turner  Happy
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