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

LaoPo

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

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

LaoPo

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

Very well. Your turn Maestro.

LaoPo

What is the name of the sculptor ?

What is the name of the sculptor ?

An early Auguste Rodin ?

edit: NO, not from Rodin...

you almost fooled me....

It's "The Bronze Waltz"

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

LaoPo

Edited April 8, 200818 yr by LaoPo

What is the name of the sculptor ?

An early Auguste Rodin ?

LaoPo

Very close.

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

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.

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

Who painted this ?

LaoPo

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?

Henri Rousseau aka Le Douanier ?

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

Ahhh, maybe the beautiful Frida Kahlo then?

Can't seem to find the painting though.

Ahhh, maybe the beautiful Frida Kahlo then?

Can't seem to find the painting though.

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

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

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

LaoPo

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

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

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

Correct!

Great work indeed.

Who created this ?

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

LaoPo

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

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

LaoPo

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

Beware, it's a big file.

...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?

...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?

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.

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

LaoPo

Piet Mondrian.

Piet Mondrian.

Although both drawings are not the same....

..correct; your turn.

LaoPo

Edited April 10, 200818 yr by LaoPo

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

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.

Edited April 10, 200818 yr by adjan jb

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

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....?

LaoPo

Edited April 10, 200818 yr by LaoPo

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

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....?

LaoPo

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

2. From Europe (not France)

Note: I don't know.

Edited April 10, 200818 yr by adjan jb

Dali?

Dali?

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

What/who is this one?

What/who is this one?

Your wife ?

LaoPo welcome to the game Croc !

Edited April 10, 200818 yr by LaoPo

Dali?

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

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

LaoPo