One of his paintings was stolen earlier this year in Greece so keep your eyes on the black market.LumiNiscent wrote:This reminds me of an endless discussion I've been having with a mate of mine. He hates Mondriaan, while I love his work. Wonder how much an original Mondriaan would go for
Who's this by?Naan Bread wrote:No relation to topic except maybe as an example of highly emotive but relatively simple painting:
-so overwhelmingly depressing and euphoric at the same time.
I remember reading a blog post where it was compared to Burial which just makes so much sense.
Too bad I don't have any spare millions at the moment, you think they'll be willing to trade it for my copy of Eyez VIP ?Shum wrote:One of his paintings was stolen earlier this year in Greece so keep your eyes on the black market.LumiNiscent wrote:This reminds me of an endless discussion I've been having with a mate of mine. He hates Mondriaan, while I love his work. Wonder how much an original Mondriaan would go for
James Abbott McNeill Whistlerdubduck wrote:Who's this by?
I thought that's wrapping your lips around and sucking on a tube of paint?Pistonsbeneath wrote:why do people insist on calling it 'work'
its a fucking painting...or paintjob even
cheersNaan Bread wrote:James Abbott McNeill Whistlerdubduck wrote:Who's this by?
As an aside, have you (or anyone) been to the Patrick Keiller thing at the Tate Britain? Interesting stuff - includes everything from Whistler to Constable to Gursky to random minimalist shit to lumps of meteorite. And it's free.meanmrcustard wrote:As an aside, If we want to talk about overrated artists...Damien Hirst will always be top of my list (though I'll still probably go see his exhibition at the tate modern as I can go for free - always good to challenge your beliefs i guess)
David Lynch wrote: Keep your eye on the donut, not the hole
I have a love/hate thing with Mondrian. His very late stuff is great though. On the hard drive:LumiNiscent wrote:This reminds me of an endless discussion I've been having with a mate of mine. He hates Mondriaan, while I love his work. Wonder how much an original Mondriaan would go for
Agent 47 wrote:Next time I can think of something, I will.
I recently found out that he used to paint really, really near to my house, which is quite remarkable since I don't live in a very important/famous part of AmsterdamAxeD wrote:Love me some Mondriaan, man was born in my hometown actually
His pre States work is really nice too
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