16-06-2021, 08:22 AM
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Re: No talent "art""
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Bakerman I am a great fan of western art
I love Charles Russell and Frederic Remington .
Here are two of their works
The one on the left is Charles Russell
Both were amazing painters too
26-06-2021, 04:47 PM
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Re: No talent "art""
Originally Posted by bakerman
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The so-called abstract "art".Seriously, folks, does anyone actually believe it takes any talent to randomly slap some paint on a canvas ? Even stranger, who would ever buy such garbage and then hang it on their wall ?
Cherry blossoms, green shoots, on a spring background, emerging from a bright, blue-green, chilly winter.
Which of your examples do you think I'm describing?
Admittedly, my perception wasn't entirely spontaneous, but still, it works for me and I like it.
The human brain is capable of perceiving all kinds of 'alien' objects, concepts, phenomena, etc.. We are not restricted to our objective environment.
The psychological medium used in this painting is very clever, if, of course, that's what the artist intended!
27-06-2021, 12:16 PM
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Re: No talent "art""
Originally Posted by Harbal
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I always associate blue with daylight. To me, this piece represents the switch to BST. The square on the left is one day, the square on the right is the next day, and the white stripe represents the missing hour that causes so many of us so much head scratching, wondering where it went. 
Better than mine - which was somebody taking a photograph just prior to the moment of their death! 
Might get my ruler and calculator out later to see whether yours works!
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