Here is a new game called 'What's this artwork ?" (It's based on Neeraman's "What's the City")

All you do is post a photo of a more or less famous artwork (painting, sculpture,...) not a portrait of your mother in law tending the sick buffalo

Clues can be given or not. If no-one guess, you can post a photo of another artwork by the same artist.

Here is the first one.

Sorry this pic is a tad small but that the biggest I found on Goggle.

Reason for edit: add a rule and apologize for the small pic.

Do we have to guess the artist and the title ?

What about the date and where the painting (artwork) is at currently ?

I could really get into this thread if the picture was a bit bigger.

Just for fun I will say :- Rupert Bunny (Australian 1864 - 1947) and the picture hangs in the National Gallery of Victoria

Do we have to guess the artist and the title ?

What about the date and where the painting (artwork) is at currently ?

I could really get into this thread if the picture was a bit bigger.

Just for fun I will say :- Rupert Bunny (Australian 1864 - 1947) and the picture hangs in the National Gallery of Victoria

The artist will do. Otherwise I guess it's too difficult (any imput appreciated)

A French painter born in 1780. This oil on canvas was painted in 1808 and it hangs in the Louvre.

Do we have to guess the artist and the title ?

What about the date and where the painting (artwork) is at currently ?

I could really get into this thread if the picture was a bit bigger.

Just for fun I will say :- Rupert Bunny (Australian 1864 - 1947) and the picture hangs in the National Gallery of Victoria

The artist will do. Otherwise I guess it's too difficult (any imput appreciated)

A French painter born in 1780. This oil on canvas was painted in 1808 and it hangs in the Louvre.

Here is a bigger pic.

I think it's Ingres; I have a painted copy of "La Grande Odalisque"

Your painting is:

"Bather of Valpincon"

LaoPo

I think it's Ingres; I have a painted copy of "La Grande Odalisque"

Your painting is:

"Bather of Valpincon"

LaoPo

Excellent. The artist and the title of the painting. Your turn

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Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

Next one, since the previous one was correct....

The painter was a woman. Should be easy.

LaoPo

Next one, since the previous one was correct....

The painter was a woman. Should be easy.

LaoPo

Pure luck, I stumbled upon this and immediately saw the similarities in style and background.

Tamara de Lempicka

I am fascinated by this one. The Louvre's website had it featured a while ago and it could be looked at using a virtual magnifying glass. Amazing detail.

I know tis one is very well known, it is one of my favourite paintings ever.

I know tis one is very well known, it is one of my favourite paintings ever.

That's "The Milkmaid" painted by Johannes Vermeer between 1658-1660. Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam

Tony: Correct and well done ! (Tamara de Limpicka's painting)

Tony2: I feel frustrated since I can't recall the name of the painting and painter.....

But, I will soon come with an answer

Jan van Eyck, a Dutch painter, painted 'your' painting around 1435 and is called: "Madonna of Chancellor Rolin"

Jan van Eyck is even more famous for this painting:

The Arnolfini Portrait

LaoPo

Here is a new painting; an interesting one as it was rejected to put on show at the exhibition.......

WHO painted it and what's the name of this revolutionary painting (in those days) ?

It's quite a famous painter actually.

LaoPo

Suegha...the Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer

Suegha...the Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer

I'm sorry Aries27, I mentioned that already, here:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t&p=1907917

sorry

LaoPo

Here is a new painting; an interesting one as it was rejected to put on show at the exhibition.......

WHO painted it and what's the name of this revolutionary painting (in those days) ?

It's quite a famous painter actually.

LaoPo

Manet "Le dejeuner sur l'herbe".

Here is a new painting; an interesting one as it was rejected to put on show at the exhibition.......

WHO painted it and what's the name of this revolutionary painting (in those days) ?

It's quite a famous painter actually.

LaoPo

Eduord Manet - Luncheon on the Grass 1863 controversial given it's contempory setting.

You should all get this one:

Correct and well done adjan jb.

Your turn.

LaoPo

Correct and well done adjan jb.

Your turn.

LaoPo

Another revolutionary painting.

Eduord Manet - Luncheon on the Grass 1863 controversial given it's contempory setting.

You should all get this one:

Enyaw: I am sorry but adjan jb was first with a good guess so it's his turn.

Anyway, your painting is from Laurence Stephen Lowry, Size 21" x 27" and called "Going to the Match"

LaoPo

Correct and well done adjan jb.

Your turn.

LaoPo

Another revolutionary painting.

Gustave Caillebotte, French Impressionist Painter1848-1894; Les raboteurs de parquet (1875) - Musée d'Orsay - Paris

LaoPo

The Floor Scrapers by Gustave Caillebotte. You are too quick LaoPo

Your turn.

Let's move away from France a bit, shall we ?

Let's see if someone knows about this painting and it's painter.

LaoPo

Let's move away from France a bit, shall we ?

Are we going to Belgium ?

so i noticed, LaoPo..

you should be elevated to Life Achievement Award or something and forever banned from participating in all the games...you know too much! :D

carry on...

Let's move away from France a bit, shall we ?

Let's see if someone knows about this painting and it's painter

LaoPo

Is it a painting by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema ?

You win

Unconscious Rivals, 1893, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

You win

Unconscious Rivals, 1893, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

I didn't know this painiting but I knew this one. The trees are very similar. I'll be back in a minute with a new pic.

Here it is

Boy with a Basket of Fruit, 1593, Caravaggio?