Its a little on the nose, yes?
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TaraDeS — 1 year ago(May 18, 2024 06:51 PM)
The whole story reminds me too much of the
"scandal painting"
of the Danish royal family 11 years ago.
Somehow it seems to me as if the British artist
Jonathan Yeo
just tried to repeat a press success.
Come on, a monarch butterfly on the shoulder of a modern monarch…how profound!
And then Yeo bubbles about the colour (red) what's to be found again in the uniform.
Hmmm, hmmm. 🤨
The Danish artist Thomas Kluge explained his (publicly rejected!) painting in a similar way in 2013.
But much better and truer.
With his painting Kluge referred to a well-known old picture of the Danish royal family.
All colours can be found in his modern painting.
And look closely at the background…it's not only ruins!
Danish Royals 1883-1886
Danish Royals 2013
Some paintings need a little time to take effect.
I stared at the picture of King Charles for a few hours and it's not bad.
But it's also not as good as the artist
Jonathan Yeo
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TaraDeS — 1 year ago(May 19, 2024 03:01 AM)
Well, somehow I saw red.
But different than a fool thought.
https://www.filmboards.com/t/General-Discussion/Tara's-so-hot-for-me-she's-seeing-red!-3511295
And since nobody is able here to seriously talk about it, I'll go to the gallery today.
Guten Morgen, Berlin!
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