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More than one person is thinking like Jollyswagman. There are rumours that Derek Finch, infamous HUDDERSFIELD TOWN fan and patron of ARTWANG INC., has expressed interest in buying every art work on this thread...
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As depicted in a painting by Norberto Shale, the Nicaraguan neo-expressionist...acrylic on linen, 220cm by 160cm.
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Looks increasingly like a bidding war between Derek Finch and SHEILA TENNYSON-PEARCE, the milk heiress who always wears limited edition golden doughnut ear-rings...she used to be a STOKE CITY mascot and is often celebrated for her Scouse brow and MILKY TOP LIP which she sports as an ongoing tribute to dairy farmers throughout the UK.
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i'm sure it's only a matter of time before charles and maurice saatchi join the bidding war although i dont know if they have the funds to compete with the above luminaries.
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Yeah, I doubt Saatchi can compete with ruthless milk magnates.
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 SHEILA TENNYSON-PEARCE MODELS FOR VOGUE USA. |
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 Having gained modest recognition as a racehorse, FOINAVON embarked on a career in the lucrative fields of Spaghetti Westerns and tobacco advertising. |
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We're spoiling them Zorro, or has the moderator just woken up?
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Great that Hank n son are doing drawings...
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Painting by numbers Vel, it's the way forward.
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Hoping to post some excellent drawings by a Russian artist soon...
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I have three masterpieces by an up and coming five-year-old artist awaiting approval.
I hope these will inspire Hank Junior to showcase some of his works here. |
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* work
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I ain't joking when I say you'd get a 2-1 degree at the GSA for that...house style...
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Ilya Repin drawings....the first one is Raskolnikov with good po-lees Porfiry Petrovich...the guy Columbo was based on.
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Lovely drawings Velasquez. I particularly like the second one for the texture he has achieved in the clothing. Hadn't heard of him, always something to learn from Chit chat.
The young girl loves to paint and play music when she comes here with her mother. I always leave out some tube paints, large filbert brush and palette knives for her. You can probably tell that those pictures were done with the knives. We also play the keyboard and harmonicas together and don't give a damn about the noise. |
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Hee hee...great...love it...!
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 Kids need to express themselves and can't always do it at home. |
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I've just searched for more images by Repin and recognised a brilliant one of the composer Modest Mussorgsky. I have this portrait on the front cover of an old vinyl record of "Pictures at an exhibition" and remember thinking how good it was at the time.
 http://www.ilyarepin.org/composer-modest-mussorgsky.html |
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Yeah, I think there is a Repin Academy and it might have a school in Rome...
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Waiting for another Russian artist...get yer sunglasses ready...
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Lovely fresh impressionistic style
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Yeah, I'll give the name of the artist after I post some more pics...he's very fond of RED, y'know...
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I know who he was Vel but won't spoil it. A People's artist of the Soviet Union I believe.
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Harumph...well, go on, it's a 10-pointer if you've done yer research...I can never remember his name for some reason - I've got it written in a dozen notebooks...as the Chinese say, "A little ink is better than the best memory."
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He's the guy who painted the Barge haulers on the Volga, isn't he?
Arkhipov |
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Farley F. Foinavon, you have just won yourself a...........RHAPSODY IN RED...!!
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 Study for the first painting... |
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I love his work Vel and try to capture light like that. The "barge haulers" was the first one of his I had seen and I was taken by his depiction of the sheer torture that Russian serfs had to endure.
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