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[blckfrm]

Film Meets Art

Art inspires cinema, cinema inspires art. As lover of both, I just wanted to look into films that are inspired by famous paintings throughout history.

[di-elle]

Film Meets Art

[the-victor-brothers]

THE EVOLUTION OF STOP-MOTION

Tim Burton’s (Corpse Bride and Frankenweenie), Henry Selick’s (TNBC, James and the Giant Peach, and Coraline), and Nick Park/Aardman’s is included. ;)

For the 1900′s... yes, the early stop-motion was bizarre. But we’ll never forget that Ray Harryhausen’s work inspired Burton, especially the Skeleton Scene from “Jason and the Argonauts” (which it was referenced for the Skeleton army in  Burton’s recent “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiars.” ) ;)

@theshadowsofevil @a-special-place-in-your-heart @walker-1221 @crudely-drawn-characters 

[londonfilmnews-blog]

Kubrick / Tarkovsky

Here’s a beautiful side-by-side look at two of the greatest cinematic masters the world has seen KUBRICK / TARKOVSKY from Vugar Efendi on Vimeo. Just look at that stunning tableau of the drunk, defeated Barry Lyndon.   But the premise here seems to be that they in some way share a visual language.  We’re not so sure – granted Solaris seems to have nicked a few little…

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