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Anonymous No.92[View Thread]
The Ecce Homo by García Martínez before and after its 2012 restoration
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Anonymous No.93
It got better. Classic.
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The Ecce Homo by García Martínez before and after its 2012 restoration
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Anonymous No.93
It got better. Classic.
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Anonymous No.90[View Thread]
He was a sensitive young man.
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He was a sensitive young man.
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Anonymous No.88[View Thread]>>89
cool shadow art
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Anonymous No.89
>>88 (OP)
thats cool
Anonymous No.88
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cool shadow art
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Anonymous No.89
>>88 (OP)
thats cool
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Anonymous No.87[View Thread]
Show Floor (1997–2000), a famous large-scale sculptural installation by South Korean installation artist Do Ho Suh.
Anonymous No.87
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Show Floor (1997–2000), a famous large-scale sculptural installation by South Korean installation artist Do Ho Suh.
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Anonymous No.85[View Thread]>>94
Man draws a tennis match with his typewriter
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Anonymous No.94
>>85 (OP)
I'm hoping that AI is going to result in more people making amazing shit like this.

Photography thankfully will be dead, and people will go back to finding creative wyas to express themselves again. AI will kill the iphone culture.
Anonymous No.85
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Man draws a tennis match with his typewriter
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Anonymous No.94
>>85 (OP)
I'm hoping that AI is going to result in more people making amazing shit like this.

Photography thankfully will be dead, and people will go back to finding creative wyas to express themselves again. AI will kill the iphone culture.
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Anonymous No.79[View Thread]>>83
imagine being so talented at 23yo you could make marble appear soft to the touch
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Anonymous No.83
>>79 (OP)
making anything from marble by hand is super impressive, people were so talented back then. now noone can afford to dedicate their life to cool stuff
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Anonymous No.84
damn how they make it look so squishy
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Anonymous No.86
Crine how’d they make it so squishy😭
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imagine being so talented at 23yo you could make marble appear soft to the touch
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Anonymous No.83
>>79 (OP)
making anything from marble by hand is super impressive, people were so talented back then. now noone can afford to dedicate their life to cool stuff
Anonymous No.84
damn how they make it look so squishy
Anonymous No.86
Crine how’d they make it so squishy😭
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Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus) Anonymous No.76[View Thread]>>78>>95
good video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmAG_2TwMpU
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Anonymous No.78>>80>>82
>>76 (OP)
Dalí mogs Picasso so hard.
Dalí was atheist when he was young, then he converted to Catholicism in adulthood.
Picasso was raised in a devoutly Catholic family, then he became a atheist.
You can see it in their art. https://x.com/FeelsGuy2003/status/2061654811934921140?s=20
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Anonymous No.80>>81
>>78
>he unironically thinks that a person's faith is the only primary determinant in one's overall artistic skill.
Nah, I don't think so. Truly, oversimplification, fucko.
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Anonymous No.81
>>80
Picasso's art was clearly beautiful before, and it got clearly ugly after. it's not an oversemplification, you're just blind.
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Anonymous No.82
>>78
true ser, salvador dali is better imo
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Anonymous No.95
>>76 (OP)
I don't get it. He draw some cubes stacked on top of each other? What's so impressive about this?

Some faggot in the comments said
>So Dali painted on a 2-dimensional canvas a 3-dimensional representation of a 4-dimensional object. Freaking amazing!

He's just parrotting the youtuber. I don't feel there's anything mathematically excellent about this whatsoever.

It'd have been more interesting if the shadows were distorted, or it looked like there was some motion.
Anonymous Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus(...) No.76
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good video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmAG_2TwMpU
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Anonymous No.78
>>76 (OP)
Dalí mogs Picasso so hard.
Dalí was atheist when he was young, then he converted to Catholicism in adulthood.
Picasso was raised in a devoutly Catholic family, then he became a atheist.
You can see it in their art. https://x.com/FeelsGuy2003/status/2061654811934921140?s=20
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Anonymous No.80
>>78
>he unironically thinks that a person's faith is the only primary determinant in one's overall artistic skill.
Nah, I don't think so. Truly, oversimplification, fucko.
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Anonymous No.81
>>80
Picasso's art was clearly beautiful before, and it got clearly ugly after. it's not an oversemplification, you're just blind.
Anonymous No.82
>>78
true ser, salvador dali is better imo
Anonymous No.95
>>76 (OP)
I don't get it. He draw some cubes stacked on top of each other? What's so impressive about this?

Some faggot in the comments said
>So Dali painted on a 2-dimensional canvas a 3-dimensional representation of a 4-dimensional object. Freaking amazing!

He's just parrotting the youtuber. I don't feel there's anything mathematically excellent about this whatsoever.

It'd have been more interesting if the shadows were distorted, or it looked like there was some motion.
J.M.W Turner Anonymous No.73[View Thread]>>74
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Anonymous No.74>>96
>>73 (OP)
One of my favourite abstract painters
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Anonymous No.96
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>>74
Same. Such sovl in everything he does.

His paintings are a little like Backrooms. They feel alive, but distorted enough to let you know that they're from a bygone era, and are shadows of a time which once was full of life, but now only whispers to you in myths, riddles and imagination.

Anonymous J.M.W Turner No.73
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Anonymous No.74
>>73 (OP)
One of my favourite abstract painters
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Anonymous No.96
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>>74
Same. Such sovl in everything he does.

His paintings are a little like Backrooms. They feel alive, but distorted enough to let you know that they're from a bygone era, and are shadows of a time which once was full of life, but now only whispers to you in myths, riddles and imagination.

Mount Rushmore original design Anonymous No.69[View Thread]
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Anonymous No.70
why they not finish the original design
Anonymous Mount Rushmore original design No.69
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Anonymous No.70
why they not finish the original design
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Dragon, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, ca. 1831 Anonymous No.68[View Thread]>>75
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Anonymous No.71
cool like comic book
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Anonymous No.75
>>68 (OP)
I like japans style
Anonymous Dragon, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, (...) No.68
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Anonymous No.71
cool like comic book
Anonymous No.75
>>68 (OP)
I like japans style
1,500 year old ceramic Maya figurine with a removable helmet Anonymous No.66[View Thread]
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Anonymous No.67
ah that is cool, like a toys
Anonymous 1,500 year old ceramic Maya fi(...) No.66
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Anonymous No.67
ah that is cool, like a toys
Picasso’s First and Last self-portrait. Anonymous No.63[View Thread]>>72>>91
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Anonymous No.64
He retardmaxxed
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Anonymous No.65
ahh nice, he level up
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Anonymous No.72
>>63 (OP)
first one is better
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Anonymous No.91
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>>63 (OP)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pov0MKuyJfg&ra=m
Anonymous Picasso’s First and Last self-(...) No.63
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Anonymous No.64
He retardmaxxed
Anonymous No.65
ahh nice, he level up
Anonymous No.72
>>63 (OP)
first one is better
Anonymous No.91
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>>63 (OP)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pov0MKuyJfg&ra=m
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Saturn Devouring His Son,Francisco Goya Anonymous No.52[View Thread]
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Anonymous No.54>>60
>tfw this is who jews worship
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Anonymous No.57
wow that painting is so scary
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Anonymous No.60
>>54
go back to 4chan.
Anonymous Saturn Devouring His Son,Franc(...) No.52
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Anonymous No.54
>tfw this is who jews worship
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Anonymous No.57
wow that painting is so scary
Anonymous No.60
>>54
go back to 4chan.
Snake sculpture dated around the 6th to 11th centuries AD Anonymous No.50[View Thread]>>51>>55
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Anonymous No.51>>53
>>50 (OP)
Looks like a turd!
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Anonymous No.53
>>51
intentional maybe
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Anonymous No.55
>>50 (OP)
cute smile
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Anonymous No.62
cute little poopie snek
Anonymous Snake sculpture dated around t(...) No.50
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Anonymous No.51
>>50 (OP)
Looks like a turd!
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Anonymous No.53
>>51
intentional maybe
Anonymous No.55
>>50 (OP)
cute smile
Anonymous No.62
cute little poopie snek
19th century artworks Anonymous No.49[View Thread]
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Anonymous No.56
nice, color is so vibrant
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Anonymous No.58
My favorite century. I envy anyone who lived during the Belle Époque, anywhere in Europe, especially Paris.
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Anonymous No.59
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Anonymous No.61
>Laurence Koe - Venus and Tannhäuser
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Anonymous No.56
nice, color is so vibrant
Anonymous No.58
My favorite century. I envy anyone who lived during the Belle Époque, anywhere in Europe, especially Paris.
Anonymous No.59
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Anonymous No.61
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>Laurence Koe - Venus and Tannhäuser