Abstract CV by sazzart
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
"To Dali or not to Dali"
Bryce design & settings.
In response to certain viewer's comments here about 'Art' & on my Sazzart1 gallery at www.deviantArt.com:
Funny, you mentioning the traditional (Classic Masters) artists; the other day I was thinking about how so many of the famous art works by Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Titan, Rembrandt, et al, were possibly 'touched up' by their students at the time; on top of which, if you overlook the antiquity factor, how many of them are really that impressive?
I remember standing in line for 4 hours to see the real Mona Lisa painting when it was on loan at the National Museum of Art in Washington, D.C.; when I got in front of it, here was this little, slightly muddy painting - compared to the reproductions in art history books, if you see what I'm saying, very disappointing.
Thanks for viewing.
Semper Fi
~SAZ~
Comments (9)
morganahope Online Now!
oh ....... disappoint with a work of art so famous? sorry I got it for half the conversation is always art, but art does not matter the time or what type of art! our eyes are just mirrors of our souls and maybe, just maybe, you should look again to the works of art can be called disappointing you to see from another angle! but I respect your opinion! before I forget: your work is stunning! impressive and beautiful!
hipps13
beautiful work not a disappointment warm hug with a smile, Linda
doarte
Extraordinary...Gorgeous ! ! ! !
Faemike55
Great work! The art work we see in the books are always shown in their best light, if you pardon the play on words!
NoobasaurUS
....I might add...imho it is their individual contributions to art at the time and their association with people of influence that makes their work very impressive indeed....Not as much as time takes its toll on the very old actual paintings that are worth zillions of dollars...but their very real contributions to making art an elevated celebratory pursuit in the world.. Before them artisans were not idolized or celebrities. The "celebrity" status of art and artists was not finalized until men like Dali and Picasso arrived on the scene and global communication grew to the point where artists could enjoy a much higher value on their work(ie more viewers(hence buyers) and a real understanding of how propaganda and an environment where self-promotion works.)...Follow this wonderfully rich history until we reach today's world.... where "fine"art is elevated to a much higher value placement in society and the according material gains associated with this placement....Artists only have this elevated stature because of these men and women. Their individual contributions to technique and all aspects of perspective , materials used, and so much more do not seem to be even considered in your statements...The only difference between what I said and what you said was that I believe they are very impressive indeed...it's just they don't look like they did when they were made....Interesting discussion...sorry for the long post....Wonderful abstract!!!! Peace
WEBEL
Great piece of art,amazin..
myquad
I'm sorry to hear you were disappointed, but if you take in the age, history and background of such a painting I find I am always in awe of such artwork. Great post, btw ;)
buju93
Très jolie scene,rendu superbe!!
zmarek
Beautiful creation. I like it.