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sur 08-05-2010 01:53

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Originally Posted by NATA NOVA (Post 1082292)
nasty monument .. Ominous what it .. (IMHO)
(Or again, "fig in the pocket "?)

 Granted, this may reflects the life and work of the artist ?:)

 Picasso (saw at the show), there is a model of the monument Appolinaire. He's caused no association with the work, life and personality of the last .:)
 This is probably due to the paucity of my aesthetic tastes .:)

korosteloff 27-07-2010 11:02

Mark Rothko - a genius, no question.

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And that it may be incomprehensible? That body, my hands stretched forward, so your fingers. Associativity in pure form, a real Picasso. You can talk about the form. Why is the schedule (the monument of the wire)? Why geometric graphics: ovals, lines, triangles? Why is oriented forward (rather than flat, for example). A: Probably, because Picasso felt Appolinaire. Here and its visual poetry - graphic letters. Here, and his courage, revolutionary. Here and in its simplicity, completeness, conciseness creativity. I - no deep knowledge Appolinaire, but for me this his sculptural portrait of Picasso disclose it fully, as a person.

Кирилл Сызранский 09-10-2012 03:23

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Russian artist Vladimir Umanets spoiled work abstractionist Mark Rothko's "Black on brown ", which is in the Tate Modern gallery in London , leaving the sign in the corner of the picture.
In an interview with Guardian journalist attacker said he increased the value of his autograph masterpiece , which read : "Vladimir Umanets '12 . Potential product yelloizma . "

The museum staff did not have time to stop him. As written in the Twitter one of the witnesses , Umanets slowly walked to the painting , took a black marker and, after standing for some time, quickly made a sign , and then disappeared.

 Picture "Black on brown " , damaged by an intruder, was created in the late 50 's and donated to the gallery after his death.

Vladimir Umanets consider themselves artistic movement " yelloizm " (" yellow "). "Supplement" them Rothko painting he expects to see an exhibit of the future exhibition .

His act Umanets not accept a criminal offense. Although he said he was ready to arrest if the London police deems it necessary.

redbor 09-10-2012 11:03

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Here's a bigger photo , it is clear that the Russian artist V.Umanets not hurt anything, but on the contrary , very artistically signed :)
 To be honest , you have to say. it M.Rotko in 1958 ruined a good canvas, izmarav its brown paint.
 In any case - the picture has become more expensive. M.Rotko different spots - quite a lot,
 and signed V.Umantsa - until only one. In a way , this picture is a rarity :)

Кирилл Сызранский 09-10-2012 11:17

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Originally Posted by redbor (Post 2290021)
to be honest, you have to say.
it M.Rotko in 1958 ruined a good canvas, izmarav its brown color.

To be honest, you have said that you - troll and Earl, and "spoiled" by Mark Rothko canvases are tens of millions of dollars.

Exhale.

redbor 09-10-2012 12:26

Well, for canvases Rothko paid millions, but no one has explained - for what they pay?
:)

For the name of the author?
for the highly performance?
of antiquity and rarity?
 
or under the influence of suggestion, that "it's necessary"!
<- 9 ~ ~ -> :)

Konstantin 09-10-2012 12:31

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Originally Posted by redbor (Post 2290091)
for canvases Rothko paid millions, but no one has explained - for what?

And in other cases, you understand?
Why are the prices for Aivazovsky clear?

redbor 09-10-2012 12:39

About Aivazovsky clear to me that this is the wizard, a true artist. Very few people can write well . The prices do not cause surprise.
We can only say the prices are too high for Aivazovsky compared to other artists of this series.
It may be that - there is a bit :). But it is easy to find an explanation.
 Good copy Aivazovsky - also costs money , sometimes considerable.
 A copy of the square of Malevich or black to brown Rothko - how much can it cost? :)

Кирилл Сызранский 09-10-2012 12:42

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Originally Posted by redbor (Post 2290091)
Well, yes, for canvases Rothko paid millions, but no one has explained - for what they pay?
:)
 


You have to meet with the owners of Rothko's paintings and they ask about it.
:D

redbor 09-10-2012 13:03

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About Rothko without me nasprashivali owners and answers are known.
 I asked the owner of Malevich, 15 years ago .
Answer Make sure , and I have then bought the painting by Malevich. :)
 Certainly, the work of the sub Aivazovsky "Among the waves" - labor, talent , professionalism -
similar to the cost M.Rotko the picture without a title.
 Even the pictures look like :)


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