Tutto Bene : This image was created with lots of digital gizmo’s
Acrylic on Canvas. Pop Art ,Abstract.
Oil on canvas. Surrealism.
Acrylic on canvas
Mixed medium, Mr.Kitty was my cat for 16.5 years and was very close to my heart and my friend. I made a promise to myself to never forget him and I think this may be a way for him to live on.
acrylic on canvas
mixed medium
Mixed medium, My pet baby and her ball, she likes to play with it ,I throw the ball and she goes and gets it and loves to do it. What a baby. p.s. I think she may be nuts!!!!
mixed medium
Acrylic on canvas
wot do u do wen ur left holding a 7 yr olds cupcake she no longer wants???? / u turn it in2 art of course at the 1st given opportunity!
A quick image-answer to “Grivouillage – Griboiserie” by dainnv, dont je salue l’excellent jeu de mots – !!! / visible sur Zazzle ! ;-) A quick answer to image-”Grivouillage – Griboiserie” by dainnv, and I commend the excellent play of words ! / visible on Zazzle! ;) The book is : / The creative Act – Marcel Duchamp Un fauteuil / Un livre ouvert / Une paire de ciseaux Comme un jeu / Comme une histoire à fabriquer / Comme un rêve déformé Le fauteuil s’est rêvé / Les lignes du dessin l’ont esquissé A chair / An open book / A pair of scissors As a game / As a story to make / As a bent dream The wheelchair has dreamed / The lines of the design are outlined
The Dada artist who redefined the art world.
For PB !
Worked for Duchamp in a gallery, why not for me on a shirt? You can sign your own with this design
Worked for Duchamp in a gallery, why not for me on a shirt? / signed. B Herman 2008
Granddad’s slippers and granddaughter’s booties. decorated as Rene Magritte 1935 The Red Model shoes. / College project 1999. see next image as well for inspiration. Magritte’s The Red Model itself became a model through its use as a cover for the second edition of Andre Breton’s Le Surrealisme et la Peinture. In 1945 Duchamp and Donati collaborated on a window display promoting the book at Brentano’s, the New York bookstore. They reproduced the shoes in emulation of Magritte.
Magritte’s The Red Model itself became a model through its use as a cover for the second edition of Andre Breton’s Le Surrealisme et la Peinture. In 1945 Duchamp and Donati collaborated on a window display promoting the book at Brentano’s, the New York bookstore. They reproduced the shoes in emulation of Magritte. Size 10 (GB) leather/acrylic
“One man show : the Art of Andy Mercer at the Pompidou Centre Paris 2008” One of a series of abstract works based a simple wandering line created for my one man show at the Pompidou in 2008. Wonderful recycled paper courtesy of Soxy Fleming I like the idea that this looks like a one off crafty type of work but all is not as it seems.. the drawing and the recycled paper have only come together in digital form. The “paper” is a scan of Soxy’s wonderfully delicate recycled paper. Which is almost too fragile to draw on.. I like the idea that its paper that isn’t really meant for drawing on and the line drawing was done on standard art paper scanned and then the two were brought together digitally. Is the fake picture.. art.. or is the picture of the fake picture in a fake exhibition.. art ? You must decide ? (DISCLAIMER : This description is probably only 92% accurate.)
An homage to Marcel Duchamp, this trompe l’oeil painting is entirely two-dimensional and, contrary to appearances, does not contain any actual objects attached to its surface. This particular painting contains a copy of one of Marcel Duchamp’s works, Self-Portrait in Profile, from 1958. The silhouette of his face has been rotated, in this painting, to a reclining position to reference the death of Duchamp. These “cutout” trompe l’oeil paintings are painted with acrylic and oil on 3/4 inch birch panels. Lighting allows actual cast shadows falling on the wall to match up with the painted shadows. To see more images of paintings by Robert Tynes, please visit www.roberttynes.com on the web. This painting is approximately 25×27 inches in size.
A reproduction of Marcel Duchamp’s masterpiece, “Jeune home triste dans un train”, or Sad Young Man in a Train, 1912. This is an abstract depiction. The original is in the Guggenheim Museum, New York.
Just having a bit of fun. Inspired by Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 (1912). Oil on canvas. / detail: /
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