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Virtueel Museum, Enjoying contemporary art is still possible - p 122"Back to the future", new art about old paintings. Old paintings always have inspired modern and contemporary ones. In this chapter the painting goes back to a particular painting of the past. Or the work is clearly referring to the works of a particular old master or past painter. We start with an oil painting, giving view to a gallery, on which we can see 49 famous old paintings, repainted to give all works a common style and without reflecting varnish. The painter gives us the list (see the link). |
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Lasarasu (oil on canvas) via
Linda R Herzog (oil on canvas) via
Kristina Gehrmann (digital art) via
Serj Fedulov via
Antonio Nunziante via
Julia Bekhova via
Igor Tulpanov via
Marco Battaglini via
Alexander Sigov via
Rallé via
Walter Luduena via
Bruno d'Arcevia via
Carlo Maria Mariani via
Benjamin Dominguez via
Damian Elwes via
Margarita Tsvetkova (porcelain) via
Patrick Kramer (oil on panel) via
Pedro Peralta via
Shinya Takanezawa via
fabrixfabrix (3D art) via
Slava Fokk via
Alexander Sigov (oil on canvas) via
Marco Battaglini (airbrush on canvas) via
Pokidyshev Pavel (oil on canvas) via
SirTancrede (3D art) via
Ikke46 (3D art) via
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