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Shelleys Kunstskandal - Fälschungen - Versteckt im Verborgenen
Shelleys Kunstskandal – Fälschungen – Versteckt im Verborgenen
Pei-Shen Qian Gemälde im Stil von Mark Rothko, eine der Fälschungen des Abstrakten Expressionismus, die von der Knoedler Gallery verkauft wurden. Mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Luke Nikas/dem Winterthur Museum Sie werden zweifellos bemerkt haben (wenn Sie sich für Kunst interessieren und Netflix haben), dass in letzter Zeit immer mehr Kunstdokumentarfilme erscheinen. Ich habe kürzlich den…
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Yellow Odalisque (in the style of Henri Matisse), John Myatt
2012 Atelier Edition Image Size: 27in x 36in Edition size 49
- Andrea Pirlo in the style of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa”
- Steven Gerrard in the style of Joshua Reynold’s “Portrait of General John Burgoyne"
- Andres Iniesta in the style of Pablo Picasso’s “Portrait of Dora Maar”
- Arjen Robben in the style of Vincent van Gogh’s “Self Portrait”
- Cristiano Ronaldo in the style of Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro’s “Portrait of Professor Antero de Quental”
Art by John Myatt
I think people find the art industry impregnable and alienating and run by a group of self-regarding élites, basically, and possibly the idea that there is a route around them and maybe also a route towards the enjoyment of paintings that doesn’t have to be brokered by the opinion of another élite that support that élite. And there is a certain honesty in something that says, ‘I’m a fake; take me or leave me. If you don’t like me, that’s fine, if you do like me that’s even better.’
Convicted art forger John Myatt
Burned through this series a bit obsessively, but sad to say that there’s only 10 episodes. I know I’ll be enjoying it again and again. There’s a freedom that comes from stepping into the shoes of different artists and see how they interpret the world. I take comfort in that there is no limit to what you can do in art.