The Paintings Thread
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Thread to post your favourite paintings.
Please include artist, title and year if possible.
Please include artist, title and year if possible.
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Sergey Galanter - Unknown


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It's odd that you should start this thread as it has jogged my memory of something recent.
I saw a painting in a charity shop. It was a painting of a young boy sitting on grass with a fishing rod, fishing. Behind him was an old fence with a jagged hole in it. Through the hole was coming an arm in a tattered sleeve, reaching out towards the boy. The arm was weirdly grey looking and preparing to grab him.
What the fuck! Who had this on a wall? Is that a known painting? Does it mean anything to anyone?
I saw a painting in a charity shop. It was a painting of a young boy sitting on grass with a fishing rod, fishing. Behind him was an old fence with a jagged hole in it. Through the hole was coming an arm in a tattered sleeve, reaching out towards the boy. The arm was weirdly grey looking and preparing to grab him.
What the fuck! Who had this on a wall? Is that a known painting? Does it mean anything to anyone?
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Caravaggio - David With The Head Of Goliath (1601)


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Venice, various artists, pbn
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'City by the Bay', by Thomas Kinkade: 'the painter of light'. 2003.
I have a small print of it on a wall. The brightness has been wildly exaggerated on this image but it's the clearest one I could find.
Check out his Christmassy paintings if you like this kind of thing.

I have a small print of it on a wall. The brightness has been wildly exaggerated on this image but it's the clearest one I could find.
Check out his Christmassy paintings if you like this kind of thing.

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My mum has a lot of kinkade prints and a rather extravagent lamp, and a throw.

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Lovely. I was bought a wall calendar of his paintings one year and was an instant fan.
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Loads of jigsaws of his work as well
He did a series of prints for Disney that are very nice

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Sounds curious. A lot of art is pretty dark. Personally for my own house i'd like art on my walls that is positively natured, but I do quite like looking at art with a bit of sinisterness to itRogg wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2024 5:35 pm It's odd that you should start this thread as it has jogged my memory of something recent.
I saw a painting in a charity shop. It was a painting of a young boy sitting on grass with a fishing rod, fishing. Behind him was an old fence with a jagged hole in it. Through the hole was coming an arm in a tattered sleeve, reaching out towards the boy. The arm was weirdly grey looking and preparing to grab him.
What the fuck! Who had this on a wall? Is that a known painting? Does it mean anything to anyone?

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What the actual fuck?
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Who can guess the artist?


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