Art and Style | April 06, 2009 | 10 comments

Women in Art

source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TdpU4MU344

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Eleventy billion points to whomever can name all of the pieces in this clever little animation!
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  • Found_Avenue
  • asherp
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      asherp  

    • The only ones I knew aside from the Mona Lisa were the three Salvador Dali in a row, the picasso, and that Grateful Dead poster. I'm not sure if Marcel Duchamp's "nude decending a staircase" was in there or not in one of the weirder sections, but if it was, I didn't recognize it.

      Art history class did me no good at all, apparently.

    • 3 years ago
  • canofmeatfilm
  • nursediesel
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      nursediesel  

    • WOW. great work morphing them from one to the other!
      I think I saw some Mary Cassat, an American artist?
      Another unsettling thing, catchalexandra, is how alot of females in famous paintings are the women that posed for and became "lovers' of the artists. Many of these women stayed with the artists, had children to the artists but were never married by the artist because "she" was below his status.
      Thanks for the site, had me pulling out all my art history books.

    • 3 years ago
  • matlaroche
  • catchiecoo
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      catchiecoo  

    • It's a beautiful video, but...
      Are all the same woman in time? Sometimes I get this weird dark feeling about how many portraits of women there are and how it connects to the way we've been viewed as objects of beauty or how women are always hyper- aware of being watched so we watch ourselves... ie women's magazines.

      I still like the video, though.

    • 3 years ago
  • Anne_Foy
  • seanalyn
  • St_Alia_10191
  • NuclearLullaby
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      NuclearLullaby  

    • A lot of Rodan, Michaelangelo, & Da Vinci works mainly! Some Chegal & La Trec too! A lot of European artist! most are mid 14th & 15 century paintings! Give me about a week or two & I could probably tell you all the artist & paintings!

    • 3 years ago
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