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this is salvador dali's work he did for disney.

>> ^therealblankman:
>> ^Raaagh:
Ok, let me predicate this my mentioning a few weeks ago I poured over a picture book on Picasso with the stories behind each painting.

I dont really like Picassos paintings, but his attitude tickles/scares me (painting pictures of his sister getting auto-sodomised etc)

I was expecting something far more, angsty, anti-social, lewd, and arty but that was just beautiful and so passionate. It really drew me and and had its way with me.
Thanks poster.

Picasso?


bwahahaha

I mean Dali, I was dog tired when I wrote that


The book was something like this but probably slightly diff format as the cropping on the cover image is better:
http://www.amazon.com/Dali-Midsize-Robert-Descharnes/dp/3822831816/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1246844599&sr=1-1

>> ^Raaagh:
Ok, let me predicate this my mentioning a few weeks ago I poured over a picture book on Picasso with the stories behind each painting.

I dont really like Picassos paintings, but his attitude tickles/scares me (painting pictures of his sister getting auto-sodomised etc)

I was expecting something far more, angsty, anti-social, lewd, and arty but that was just beautiful and so passionate. It really drew me and and had its way with me.
Thanks poster.


In all the years of art history classes and going through the cubist era, I don't remember hearing or seeing anything like you mention from Picasso.... What book are you talking about?

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>> ^Raaagh:
Ok, let me predicate this my mentioning a few weeks ago I poured over a picture book on Picasso with the stories behind each painting.

I dont really like Picassos paintings, but his attitude tickles/scares me (painting pictures of his sister getting auto-sodomised etc)

I was expecting something far more, angsty, anti-social, lewd, and arty but that was just beautiful and so passionate. It really drew me and and had its way with me.
Thanks poster.


Picasso?

Some segments remind me of:
http://www.videosift.com/video/A-Dream-Sequence-from-Salvador-Dali

looks like something salvador dali would cook up

Thanks for that tricky dupe find. Even when the punctuation is in order I'm finding that the dupe checker is picking up less and less, probably due to the ever growing mass of published videos.

In reply to this comment by Eklek:
A dupe of
1 year 2 weeks ago
http://www.videosift.com/video/Salvador-Dal-in-commercials
I'm afraid. The "i" was removed from the title, that's why it didn't show up..I improved the channels/tags
*discard

Tags for this video have been changed from 'lanvin chocolate, alkaseltzer, veterano' to 'lanvin chocolate, alkaseltzer, tablets, veterano, wine, salvador dali, spanish' - edited by Eklek

Salvador Dali was a piece of shit collaborator with the Nazis. He betrayed several of his surrealist artist "friends", at least one of whom was killed.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'salvador dali, whats my line' to 'salvador dali, whats my line, surreal, surrealism, fish' - edited by therealblankman

I think it was. I replaced it. Thank you!

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Is this dead?

Is this dead?

the list from youtube...

Leonardo Da Vinci,
Raphael,
Titian,
Botticelli,
Boltraffio,
Albrecht Durer,
Lucas Cranach the Elder,
Messina, Perugino,
Hans Memling,
El Greco,
Hans Holbein,
Rokotov,
Peter Paul Rubens,
Gobert,
Caspar Netscher,
Pierre Mignard,
Jean-Marc Nattier,
Vigee-Le Brun,
Sir Joshua Reynolds,
Winterhalter,
Tyranov,
Borovikovsky,
Venetsianov,
Gros,
Kiprensky,
Amalie,
Corot,
Edouard Manet,
Flatour,
Ingres,
Wontner,
Bouguereau,
Comerre,
Leighton,
Blaas,
Renoir,
Millias,
Duveneck,
Cassatt,
Weir,
Zorn,
Mucha,
Paul Gaugan,
Henri Matisse,
Picabia,
Gustav Klimt,
Hawkins,
Magritte,
Salvador Dali,
Malevich,
Merrild,
Modigliani,
Pablo Picasso