Sunday, February 1, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – Leonardo Da Vinci



This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!



Leonardo Da Vinci








Source of Inspiration:
Andrea Del Verrocchio
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – Dino Valls

This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!



Dino Valls
http://www.DinoValls.com









Sources of Inspiration:


Sir Edward Burne Jones
Balthus

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – Grant Wood


This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!



Grant Wood







Source of Inspiration:
Jan Van Eyck




Monday, January 19, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – Odd Nerdrum


This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!



Odd Nerdrum
http://www.myspace.com/nerdrum










Source of Inspiration:


Rembrandt















Sunday, January 18, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – Max Beckmann


This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!


Max Beckmann












Sources of Inspiration:
Cezanne




Matthias Grunewald

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles – John Currin


This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. Some examples may even be pure coincidence. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!


John Currin

http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/madison-avenue-2006-11-john-currin











Sources of Inspiration:


Diego Velazquez








Norman Rockwell





Friday, January 16, 2009

Origins of Artists Styles-Salvador Dali



This is an ongoing blog discussing, researching and examining artists' styles. Even though an artist's work may be totally new and unique, we can always find another artist or source which has inspired them on an unconscious level or even a conscious level. I am writing about this topic because I have always been fascinated with the language of Art. I am not making any personal claims and I am writing this out of pure pleasure to find a common thread or dialogue that may help us to understand the artist, and where the art world is heading. By all means, source lists are not definitive. Enjoy!





Salvador Dali










Sources of Inspiration:




Yves Tanguy



Hieronymus Bosch