Charles Bell:
Bell had a recurring interest in candy machines, colorful toys, pinball machines.
Marilyn Minter:
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| Wettest Pam (2009) |
Alicia St. Rose:
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| Terracotta Jungle |
Chesley Bonestell:
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| Saturn as Seen from Titan (1944) |
Monday, May 27, 2013
some hyperrealist/figurative realist paintings
Lee Price:
part of a series of often nude self-portraits, usually with food, from directly above
Charles Bell:
Bell had a recurring interest in candy machines, colorful toys, pinball machines.
Marilyn Minter:
Alicia St. Rose:
Chesley Bonestell:
Charles Bell:
Bell had a recurring interest in candy machines, colorful toys, pinball machines.
Marilyn Minter:
Alicia St. Rose:
Chesley Bonestell:
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I'm not sure I understand the point of hyper-realism, Todd. A lot of it seems to me a way of the artist showing off the ability to do this particular thing and that's about it.
A trick.
Technique trumping creativity.
I think nothing new when I see a hyper-realistic painting.
I think it's often a matter of highlighting aspects of the item/s being portrayed that are easy to overlook in photography. Interplay of light, as well...
Perhaps.
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