I like the last picture very much! Is it a part of a wall painting? The picture in the middle of it is the best - the "antropophagoi" from the Carribean Islands and these West European - two BIG officers, one small soldier with a musket and the smallest worker. Very interesting - a way of showing social distinctions! From what time is this painting? You wrote about 19th - 20th century painters, but the costumes on this pictures are from 17th century, I think - is this only stilisation?
Καλή σου μέρα Κώστα.Όλοι οι πίνακες που φωτογράφισες και στις τρίς αναρτήσεις σου,αναμφισβήτητα είναι αριστουργήματα της παγκόσμιας και Ελληνικής τέχνης. Σε ότι αφορά την φωτογράφιση παρ'όλη τη δυσκολία είναι τέλεια!
I like the last picture very much! Is it a part of a wall painting? The picture in the middle of it is the best - the "antropophagoi" from the Carribean Islands and these West European - two BIG officers, one small soldier with a musket and the smallest worker. Very interesting - a way of showing social distinctions! From what time is this painting? You wrote about 19th - 20th century painters, but the costumes on this pictures are from 17th century, I think - is this only stilisation?
ReplyDeleteΚαλή σου μέρα Κώστα.Όλοι οι πίνακες
ReplyDeleteπου φωτογράφισες και στις τρίς αναρτήσεις σου,αναμφισβήτητα είναι αριστουργήματα της παγκόσμιας και Ελληνικής τέχνης.
Σε ότι αφορά την φωτογράφιση παρ'όλη τη δυσκολία είναι τέλεια!
art has certainly 'evolved' over the years. It is interesting to see where it started
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful tour, beautiful paintings! Thanks for sharing with us, Costas! Hope you have a good week!
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More greek art at http://www.artem.gr/intex_EN.html
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