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Reply #120 posted 01/13/03 4:44pm

Boob

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2the9's, if you feel the need to criticise, then by all means Du, Champ,
but your humor is a bit dry, so maybe you'd like to take a drink from the Fountain! wink

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Reply #121 posted 01/13/03 5:09pm

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I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
YOU EITHER WANNA BE ME, OR BE JUST LIKE ME

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Reply #122 posted 01/13/03 5:11pm

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I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
YOU EITHER WANNA BE ME, OR BE JUST LIKE ME

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Reply #123 posted 01/13/03 5:52pm

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Lleena said:

Michelangelo


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Woman in pic appreciates this too.
[This message was edited Sun Jan 12 19:45:20 PST 2003 by Lleena]



my fave too...i actually flew all the way from Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada to Florence, Italy just to see 'David'...it was worth every penny...i sat at his feet for almost 2 hours crying it was so beautiful and overwhelming...this little old man (couldn't have been over 4'6 and about 75 years old) kept asking me to stop crying...but it was from joy, i had dreamt about seeing him since i was about 12...it was simply amazing...


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you're only as old as you feel..............so how old do i feel horny

Now that food has replaced sex in my life, I can't even get into my own pants.
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Reply #124 posted 01/13/03 8:21pm

2the9s

Boob said:

2the9's, if you feel the need to criticise, then by all means Du, Champ,
but your humor is a bit dry, so maybe you'd like to take a drink from the Fountain! wink



Damn, even that whore Mona Lisa wouldn't take a dump there.

Marcel DuChamp, now there's a loser. rolleyes He once described himself as follows: "an-artist, chess player, cheese dealer, breather, fenêtrier," to which I would like to add scavenger, bum, and whore, as can be seen by this toilet.

But, hey, it's better than Little Boy Blue up there!
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Reply #125 posted 01/13/03 8:30pm

2the9s

Art Criticism By 2the9s

Thanks for clotting this thread with third rate postcards, Bad. They manage to make the other paint drippings up there look halfway non-shitty.

00769BAD said:



Now, see what bad lighting and little talent can do? That's right make you a star in the art world! If I'm not mistake, this is a Rembrandt. He was the 17th Century's equivalent of Shakira. Thumbs down.



Jan Vermeer, no? Looks more like Jan Brady. Marcia! Marcia! Marcia! "F" for effort.



I can only imagine that this little philly is waiting for The Blue Boy to show up so she can give him a case of blue balls. Either that or this painting sucks. Oh wait. Both could be true.



I know how you feel lady. If I have to subject myself to any more of these crappy paintings, I'm gonna join you!

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Reply #126 posted 01/13/03 8:35pm

2the9s

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one more of my heros


This looks like an answer to the question: "Does a bear shit in the woods?" No, he shits in an art studio.
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Reply #127 posted 01/13/03 8:45pm

2the9s

Lleena said:

Yes I love it too Nat! wink




Marilyn - Andy Warhol. I am fan of pop art too. what do you like CareyDevi?


Andy Warhol, now there's a fraud if ever there was one. Campbell's soup? Mmmm Mmm bad!

This "painting," and I use the term lightly (perhaps even inaccurately -- is this a lithograph or something? Whatever...), sucks in so many ways I can't begin to describe it. It looks likes Courteny Love got my haircut (I know, I know).

But at least it has one redeeming feature -- Irony! biggrin Right boys and girls?? Irony is cool?? biggrin biggrin
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Reply #128 posted 01/13/03 8:52pm

2the9s

I notice nobody included Canaletto. You slobs do have some taste after all:



Canaletto was famous for painting landscapes of Venice, the city from afar. That's because they kicked his ass out for being such a scrub, as you can see from that travesty I just posted. Death in Venice would be too good for him.

He was also a cheater in addition to being a bounder and probably a whore, as he used the camera oscura to help him "paint." Damn, you think a cheater could at least do a better job. I wonder if he would fuck things up equally as much with a Xerox machine.

Andy Warhol? Maybe you could answer this question.
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Reply #129 posted 01/13/03 8:54pm

2the9s

Well, look at that. It didn't show up. Probably just as well. Unfortunately for you all I found another link:

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Reply #130 posted 01/13/03 8:57pm

LaVisHh

2the9s = relentless

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Reply #131 posted 01/13/03 9:05pm

2the9s

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Mercifully I found a thumbnail of this mess, so we won't have to look at it more than once.

I think there are some obscene things going on in this painting...like the composition and the execution! Garden of Earthly Delights? More like Slagheap of Earthly Garbage.
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Reply #132 posted 01/13/03 9:10pm

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Lleena said:

Yes I love it too Nat! wink




Marilyn - Andy Warhol. I am fan of pop art too. what do you like CareyDevi?


Andy Warhol, now there's a fraud if ever there was one. Campbell's soup? Mmmm Mmm bad!

This "painting," and I use the term lightly (perhaps even inaccurately -- is this a lithograph or something? Whatever...), sucks in so many ways I can't begin to describe it. It looks likes Courteny Love got my haircut (I know, I know).

But at least it has one redeeming feature -- Irony! biggrin Right boys and girls?? Irony is cool?? biggrin biggrin
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Warhol was one of several artists at that time including Rauschenberg and others who were among the first to use commercial printing methods in fine art.

In the case of Warhols paintings of Elvis and Marylin Monroe, look at the way theyre sitting right beside Brillo boxes and Campbell soup cans. They're all products. When Marylin Monroe is no longer a person, shes a product just like a can of soup, reproduced and mass produced, its not too far fetched. They arent life like paintings becaause their hollywood idealized image wasnt lifelike.
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Reply #133 posted 01/13/03 9:13pm

2the9s

Lleena said:


Sorry, I forgot to add. Rene Magritte famous surreal Belgian Painter.



Magritte. Oh boy. Ceci n'est pas une peinture!

Listen, Rene! Let your son do his own school projects from now on, okay?

What is this? A comb, a glass, a wig...nuts

Is there anything you won't paint? (I'm begging you...)
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Reply #134 posted 01/13/03 9:16pm

2the9s

Who's that "painter" who did panels from comic books and called it art? Lichtenstein?

Whatever. He sucks too. I'm sure you'll enjoy this one more:

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