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wtf? roach art?

Still Air Force.

luv4u said:

In Florence, Italy I was admiring the statue of David in the museum I visited:

evenstar3 said:

I saw that in the Louvre!


At least I think I did

AsianBomb777 said:

it's supposed to be in a museum in Brussels.

everyone has been to the louvre but me

And of course, I love Giger.

luv4u said:

Timeless and classic. A beautiful work.

I've always loved Rothko.

The Inspiration of Saint Matthew, by Caravaggio...probably my favorite Italian Baroque painting.

luv4u said:

You pervert.

Lammastide said:

i've always been fond of this one:

evenstar3 said:

The Conversion of Paul!! Yes, it's gorgeous!

one of my favourite paintings by Jean Michel Basquiat,and that i also just finished a copy of for my painting class -- that went horribly wrong but i still like it :

"Agony of the Feet"

This rare pieta depicting the slain Christ held by his Father, God, in lieu of Mary strikes me, too...


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Raphael Perez

These are all so damned good.

Lammastide said:

i want to go kneel in front of it and view it the way Caravaggio intended

judith and holofernes by Artemeisia Gentileschi
(i like the carravaggio one too but this one speaks louder to me)


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evenstar3 said:

Amazing painting.

SammiJ said:

same here the caravaggio's amazing, but judith's too dainty. the gentileschi's more believable.

evenstar3 said:

not only dainty, but do you notice the uncertainty in her eyes? it's like she's not really believing what her hands are doing, i mean the hand that slices from tip to elbow doesn't even look like her own.. i think that's something he was trying to convey, the power behind the story...

so i love me some art history i wrote a paper on it last year and yeah, i was all up on it.