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The painter had a Master and his name was not van Dyck or van Dyke... :o

LaoPo

Thanks for the clue. It's Rubens, Infante Isabella Clara Eugenia.

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The painter had a Master and his name was not van Dyck or van Dyke... :o

LaoPo

Thanks for the clue. It's Rubens, Infante Isabella Clara Eugenia.

Very well. Your turn Maestro. :D

LaoPo

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What is the name of the sculptor ?

An early Auguste Rodin ?

edit: NO, not from Rodin...

you almost fooled me.... :o

It's "The Bronze Waltz"

It's sculpted by his lover and protege Camille Claudel. Her life is a tragic story.

LaoPo

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What is the name of the sculptor ?

An early Auguste Rodin ?

LaoPo

Very close.

Look at my previous post, I edited my post.

Adjan...why don't we let someone else take a turn...? I'm going to bed now.

LaoPo

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What is the name of the sculptor ?

An early Auguste Rodin ?

LaoPo

Very close.

Look at my previous post, I edited my post.

Adjan...why don't we let someone else take a turn...? I'm going to bed now.

LaoPo

Yes, it's Camille Claudel.

I agree, let someone else take a turn. I'm going to work.

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OK, let's continue since nobody took a turn.

Who painted this ?

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LaoPo

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dam_n it, I knew I shouldn't have looked in this thread...I think I know the work but I'm drawing a blank.

Long shot. Diego Rivera?

You are very close !

LaoPo

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Ahhh, maybe the beautiful Frida Kahlo then?

Can't seem to find the painting though. :o

Frida Kahlo is correct; what a life she had.....unimaginable.... :D

Here's the link with the posted painting on the 3rd row, far right:

http://www.tendreams.org/kahlo.htm

LaoPo

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Just the artist will do. Known for his drawings and sculpture...so one of each.

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I love his work !

That art is from Alberto Giacometti, (October 10, 1901 – January 11, 1966) was a Swiss sculptor, painter, draftsman, and printmaker.

The drawing is called: Diego seated, 1949

and

The sculpture is called: Man pointing, 1947

LaoPo

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Who created this ?

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Tip: an early work...created circa 100 years ago...

LaoPo

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:o Frog....?...what frog ?

I can't see it on your images but the original painting is very large*, so it must be quite a frog :D

Can you point me where this frog is ?

* 208 × 265.5 cm or 81.9 × 104.5 inch

Edit:

Now that you mentioned it, I can see the vague shape of a frog on the low left corner; is that correct ? I have to go to the Musée d’Orsay, Paris one of these days to see that frog myself :D

LaoPo

Congrats! As I said, even curators had never noticed it when looking at the original! :D

Beware, it's a big file.

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...Blank on that one LaoPo

Line work makes me think of Egon Schiele - kind of graphic in nature. It's the right time frame but definitely not his subject matter.

...hints? :o

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...Blank on that one LaoPo

Line work makes me think of Egon Schiele - kind of graphic in nature. It's the right time frame but definitely not his subject matter.

...hints? :D

Egon Schiele was just 28 when he died, only 3 days after is 6-months' pregnant wife died of the Spanish Flu in 1918, in Vienna. He was a protege of Gustav Klimt.

If he ever heard about the artist of 'my' image...I don't know but could have been possible.

He was born in the same time frame, 19th/20th century although in a different country than Schiele and he was also older and died later than Schiele.

'My' painter became very famous for a completely different style of art than the posted image and he died in America during WWII and left an unfinished -now- spectacular painting in his famous unrealistic style.

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This is 'my' painter; again: very deceiving in style....and I had to cut a little from the bottom because his name was there :o

LaoPo

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Piet Mondrian.

Although both drawings are not the same....

:o ..correct; your turn.

LaoPo

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Piet Mondrian.

Although both drawings are not the same....

LaoPo

That why I posted it. I prefer "yours", "mine" is too dark.

I would not have found without your help. Thanks :o

My pic: you recognize the model, you know the painter. They are the same person.

It's not a big picture but that's the biggest one I found on Google.

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Piet Mondrian.

Although both drawings are not the same....

LaoPo

That why I posted it. I prefer "yours", "mine" is too dark.

I would not have found without your help. Thanks :D

My pic: you recognize the model, you know the painter. They are the same person.

It's not a big picture but that's the biggest one I found on Google.

1. Is this (from) a reasonably well known painter ?

2. From Europe ?

NOTE: how come I can't see your image anymore, when I quote your post....? :o

LaoPo

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Piet Mondrian.

Although both drawings are not the same....

LaoPo

That why I posted it. I prefer "yours", "mine" is too dark.

I would not have found without your help. Thanks :D

My pic: you recognize the model, you know the painter. They are the same person.

It's not a big picture but that's the biggest one I found on Google.

1. Is this (from) a reasonably well known painter ?

2. From Europe ?

NOTE: how come I can't see your image anymore, when I quote your post....? :o

LaoPo

1. A very famous painter (20th century). This is an early work.

2. From Europe (not France)

Note: I don't know.

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What/who is this one?

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Your wife ?

LaoPo welcome to the game Croc ! :o

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Dali?

Correct. Self-Portrait, 1921. Dali was 17.

:o ...honest to Gosh..I was looking for Dali but missed him; found the portrait now within 2 seconds....again: :D to myself !

LaoPo

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