11 Classic Works of Art Re-Imagined With People Of Color
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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Keni
Cosimo Galluzzi
Claire Keane
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
occasionally subtle
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
we're not kids anymore.
taylor price

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Jules of Nature
ojovivo

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RMH

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11 Classic Works of Art Re-Imagined With People Of Color
Hmmm
holy frack
i love it
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June 7th, 1942: Edward Hopper completes his best known painting, the seminal Nighthawks. When asked by a Chicago Tribute reporter about the philosophical meaning behind the diner having no clearly visible exits Hopper responded, “Shit. Fuck. I did it again. Goddamnit. Fuck. Not again. I did it again. Shit." and slammed his hat on his leg.
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Pan - 100 BCE
I knew satyrs were sexual, but really? I didn't want to look directly into a giant deer-man nutsack as I walked into this exhibit.
seriously.
Giant. Deer-man. Nutsack.
Venus de Milo
Okay, I gotta throw in the Venus de Milo. It's not funny, but I mean
come on
Venus de Milo
Quatre Heures, au Salon - Francois Biard (1882)
Or as I like to call it, "The First Fart"
This here is a bust of Napoleon Bonaparte's head.
It looks small, so here's my father who is 6'2" standing next to it.
Ignore my dad's weird face...
Atelier de Jean Goujon - 1560-64
yeah I'm not sure what's going on here, besides this being a like, 9 foot tall relief of a grown man breast-feeding...
it's weird, though.
And no matter where you go, Baby Jesus is still fuckin creepy.
Saint Marie Madeleine - by Gregor Erhart
reminds me a whole heckuva lot of Botticelli's Primavera...
It's our good friend Saint Wolfgang! You may remember him from this choice piece
c. 1430
6th Century Bust from Constantinople
Supposedly the Empress Ariadne
Her weird bug eyes creep me out
Here are the first round of pictures from the Louvre! We have an untitled statue of Diana, Roman goddess of the Hunt, and some sort of ancient box that is supposed to be Very Important.
I dunno.
Real stuff on it's way.
WOO.
Back in the country and busily cataloguing photos! They'll be up soon, along with my commentary- wanted or not.
Hey folks! Guess where I am! That's right, I have found myself in France. And what's in France? MUSEUMS. And that means art! So when I get home in 2 weeks you guys will get to see what this looks like in person, as well as more of my terrible commentary. Until then, folks!
Okay, so Olympia, by Manet is one of my favorite paintings ever. For a lot of reasons.
Does this look familiar? It should.
ringing any bells now?
That’s Titian’s Venus of Urbino, hailed as a great masterpiece of the times.
Manet seriously just sat...
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The Harp - Augusta Savage
Since I can't find any more of the Harlem Renaissance, here's more Augusta Savage.