If you answered "in a heartbeat" to the poll question, send me the image of a portrait by a painter whom you'd want to paint your portrait and in what style.
Kenju: I think I have your email address in my list of contacts. I'll drop you a line and you can send me your favorite portrait by one of those artists. Though Hopper didn't typically paint portraits, did he? Not sure.
SB: ha! :-D I'll have to try to dig up a Pollock that reveals something of a face or figure. Hard to do!
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I chose Andrew Wyeth or Edward Hopper, but I don't know how to send them to you here.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Jackson Pollock!
ReplyDeleteKenju: I think I have your email address in my list of contacts. I'll drop you a line and you can send me your favorite portrait by one of those artists. Though Hopper didn't typically paint portraits, did he? Not sure.
ReplyDeleteSB: ha! :-D I'll have to try to dig up a Pollock that reveals something of a face or figure. Hard to do!
I suppose it would have to be William Hogarth!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I think I have something to work with here for a post on portraits.
ReplyDeleteThanks, all. You do keep me going!
None other than Rembrandt in the style of the Danae :-)
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