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Death of Marat by Jacques-Louis David proves Masterpieces have baggage too. This well-known piece speaks from the French Revolution. Just not the truth.
Remember fake news? No not from two years ago.... from 200!
This guy was an early propaganda spreader - Jacques Louis David. Napoleon was a big fan.
HUBERT LE GALL L'ETERNEL PRINTEMPS - High Cabinet - Polished and Patinated Bronze - Edition of 8 - Signed and Numbered - at Twenty First Gallery, Tribeca, New York - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design - NYC
So much brilliance in this bronze shine and elegant shape. Open or closed this blows my mind with beauty.
With Fur Traders Descending the Missouri, George Caleb Bingham reminds us that romanticism comes in many forms. This painting dwells in it.
The cat is the star.
ERWAN BOULLOUD CABINET DE CURIOSITÉS - Brass, Glass Tiles, Preserved Exotic Butterflies – Unique piece signed and dated - at Twenty First Gallery - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design NYC
Butterflies symbolize change and beauty. This cabinet opens up to a transformation of our ideas about furniture and treasures. What if the furniture IS the treasure? After all many precious items are as transitory as a butterfly.
Iconoclast Judy Chicago changed the course of women’s history. Her extraordinary 1975 masterwork The Dinner Party still speaks volumes today.
Not all masterpieces are from before we were born. Judy Chicago still makes amazing art today. But this early feminist piece changed everything for women in art.... and beyond
MAURICE MARTY ASSEMBLAGE - High Cabinet - Bronze Solid Scarred Wood - Edition of 8 + 4 AP- Signed and Numbered - at Twenty First Gallery - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design NYC
Scars are beautiful and here’s a distinctive example in a gorgeous tower of wood and bronze.
Here Comes the Diesel by Leon Kossoff feels like a fight. Viewers must battle our way through the choppy chaotic brambles to even see the title's train.
When I see paintings like this I sometimes feel like it’s a trick and the artist is mocking viewers or buyers or art work suckers. But Kossoff was actually pretty interesting even if he did mostly paint his own British backyard.
MAURICE MARTY CABOSSE – Low Cabinet - Automotive Lacquer on Steel Patinated Bronze - Edition of 8 + 4 AP - Signed and Numbered - at Twenty First Gallery - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design NYC
Car lacquer gives this edgy piece an incredible gloss. So cool how it looks like a crushed glossy box!
Many misinterpret Marc Chagall - The Rooster. LadyKflo explains here that it's not just about sex. Deeper love prevails in this painting.
Such romance in a Rooster! LadyKflo talks about sex a lot for an Art History lady in glasses...
FRANÇOIS CORBEAU 4 DOORS - Low Cabinet - Polished Bronze - Edition of 8 - signed and dated - at Twenty First Gallery - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design NYC
The thing I love about this shiny bronze beast is how much it reminds me of rose gold.... feels that precious. Incredible contemporary design and class
Botticelli's Primavera (Spring) exalts. It's one of the most popular and well known paintings of all time. But this masterpiece deserves all that attention. Some times notoriety sprouts from vapid glitterati. This is time, though, it's packed with meaning. No matter that this masterpiece graces tote bags and tees across the globe. Its popularity springs from genius - not marketing.
never been so excited for an art blog post! haha. of course LadyKflo’s take is unlike any other.
ERWAN BOULLOUD FÉTICHE - High Cabinet - Wood, Bronze, Gold Leaf, Nails - signed and dated - at Twenty First Gallery - the leader in contempo
Reminds me of all my goth friends listening to the Cure and Nine inch Nails. But this is the real dark arts!
It's easy to pick out a Balthus piece among modern artworks. His muted palette, clean lines, and surreal resonance are unmistakable. Here Balthus uses all three to give The Mountain a sense of mystery.
Balthus was basically like a rock star of the art world. He’s controversial and cool - just like his paintings. I learned all this from LadyKflo.
Contemporary Decorative Arts
Wish I had this next to my bed to keep all my deepest late night secrets. It feels otherworldly and precious
Paul Klee entitled this painting The Golden Fish. But it's often called The Goldfish by viewers and even art historians. I'm not a fan of this practice. Words matter. There's a difference between the two entities. Klee's fish here's nothing like an actual goldfish. The Golden fish has a sleek, slender figure.
Paul Klee makes art with deep meaning. his imagery sometimes confuses as it doesn’t fit into just one category. Like this fish. It’s not abstract but we can sense that it means much more than just a basic fish profile ordinarily would. Klee makes the ordinary seem profound.
EMMANUEL BABLED BEVERLY - Cabinet- Brown Smocked Oak, Walnut, Zebrano and Rosewood - Limited Edition Signed and Numbered - at Twenty First Gallery, Tribeca, New York - the leader in contemporary decorative art and design – NYC
who knew that wood cut like lincoln logs could be brought together into an extraordinary and functional work of art? Twenty First Gallery - That’s who.
Keep your stuff inside a work of art.
Andrew Wyeth's The Drifter brings to mind a romantic archetype. A drifter's that person you can never know. Right when you think you might understand them, they're gone. Poof. The feelings this brings up make this a romantic painting. That's why it's so very unusual. Despite its emotion, this is a remote portrayal.
The simplicity of Wyeth. He’s known for capturing human nature in a face. Or in the case of his famous painting below, even the back of a head.