Mine are:


The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí


Guernica by Pablo Picasso


Mona Lisa (If You're Nasty) by Leonardo Davinci & some random photoshop-er that posted it on Flickr.com



Oh and this Scorpion painting (title/artist unknown?).
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gives me the creeps, but I've loved it for the longest time

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ZombieKitten said:

I live about 15 minutes from that house, it has newer houses around it so the feild isn't really there anymore, but it is open for tours.

No Title (Vavoom A beautiful), Raymond Pettibon

I don't understand art.

PsychoNeverHands said:

yes you do

Mara said:

is this one from MOMA too? It looks familiar

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I have been involved in the arts all my life, and no matter how awsome i think a painting is, when i visit a museum and see it in person, it is always 100 times more amazing to me.

Kirby Sattler


Karen Noles
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SCORPI09 said:

my all-time favorite, if you couldn't tell by my avatar. i can sit and look at this for hours. i've probably had 5 different prints of it to hang over the years. it's currently hanging in my cubicle and work and i'm going to get a giant-ass version of it when i move into my own place.

Anything by Salvador Dali.

baroque said:

A contact on Flickr did his version of that Rene Magritte photo, with his girlfriend.

I love that I get a chance to post this every few months.

One version of Caravaggio's "Inspiration of St. Matthew"

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ever since I was 9 and saw it in my sister's university art text...
dali's burning giraffe



and later on through my own awareness of his work
dali's untitled (female figure with head of flowers)



it's more collage work usually but i get lost in it...
nick bantock (venetian's wife)


again not a painting but an engraving (after visiting mexico)
jose guadalupe posada's don ferruco and his love


from yet another book series i love
from terry jones's lady cottington's pressed fairies


i swear i had no idea the female form figured so heavily in my art taste!

ernestsewell said:

neat it looks more surreal.

it's not a painting, but i still love it, my best friend drew it for our anti-gang violence book we published called 'gang war', the name of the drawing is "front page".



copyright kim lira & gustavo ribas
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This one by Klimt

ZombieKitten said:

http://www.moma.org/colle...t_id=97844

It's in one of the current collections.

Falling Petals by Gordon Parks (this is in my bedroom)



Claude's Exercise in Color Theory by Mark Kostabi (this is over my bed)



Herb Ritts



The Egyptian by Erte



Some Steve Kaufmans
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LES LOISIRS by Fernand Leger

But pretty much anything by him. He's one of my biggest influences.

SCORPI09 said:

Oh yes! I also love me some Dali and Picasso. They are my favourites, along with Van Gogh. I got like 8 reproductions of their work in my home. Among them these:

STUART DAVIS

Anything by Miro, Dali or Kazminsky!

I know it seems self-indulgent, but these are probably my favorite paintings that I've done so far.

I don't know about other artists, but for me it's very seldom that I can enjoy my own work the way I do the work of others.

All gone. I miss them.

Campesina con bicicleta roja


Acoustic Moonlight


The Singer & the Saxophonist