@@vincentgoupil180 You've got it a little mixed up. The fun comes when they are able to offload the crap for millions of dollars simply by paying off the right people in the art mafia cartel, thus insuring that the billionaire who agrees to pay that price is going to have a good investment because the insiders who display it at prestigious places, gallery and museum curators, as well as those who make it seem better than sliced bread, art critics/writers, get their cut by hyping it and assuring its "importance" (that is, as long as it serves its real purpose as political propaganda that keeps the billionaires in power - see how that cycles around like that? - and all of the propaganda, which of course might or might not be on the canvas, is certainly spewed out by the puppet "artists" in their more often than not decadent lives). Really just a counterfeit operation done on canvas with the side benefit of having all the art darling toadies in society second the agendas of those in power. Now of course this has always been the case in the past with the Church, Royalty and Upper Mercantile Bourgoisie being the only patrons - the only difference being that THEN they demanded the best of the best and one in a million talent!!! The only reason we're giving a second nod to a dump on canvas being the fact that going into the 20th century those at the pinnacle of the wealth and power pyramid had to move the goal post on what the "best" art is, eventually phasing out true one-in-a-million talent in favor of crap simply because in more open and democratic societies of the 20th century with the abundance of communications technology, those artists with that type of talent would be too much of a threat - as those "elite" are not able to control for who has that type of talent and what they might do with it - and talent, as you know, has the potential of attracting millions of eyeballs, AND MINDS).
That was fun Always liked the Fauves, Andre Derain, Albert Marquet, French ceramic tote brushwork. *Thanks* Yea, the commercials are jarring but that's how it is.
Merci très beau diaporama. On retrouve sur certains tableaux l'influence de Matisse, notamment dans les couleurs et dans quelques sujets, à moins que ce ne soit l'inverse.
Dufy, o el arte de fascinar con una pintura casi de caracteristicas elementales. Hasta se podria decir que son bocetos mas que obras acabadas, he ahi su encanto.🎨👏👍
Thank you so much! I just discovered Dufy and can’t get enough! Thanks again. ❤❤❤
Some of these works are masterpieces forever more. Thank you for this ten minutes.
Like a breath of fresh air, beautiful.
Beautiful work!! Thank you!
Une fantaisie de couleurs et une fête pour les yeux. Merci beaucoup.
There’s a certain insouciance in Dufy paintings which gives them a joyous buoyancy.Thanks for the reacquaintance.
That kind of insouciance a generation earlier was simply called sloppy.
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Painters need to have fun now and then.
@@vincentgoupil180 You've got it a little mixed up. The fun comes when they are able to offload the crap for millions of dollars simply by paying off the right people in the art mafia cartel, thus insuring that the billionaire who agrees to pay that price is going to have a good investment because the insiders who display it at prestigious places, gallery and museum curators, as well as those who make it seem better than sliced bread, art critics/writers, get their cut by hyping it and assuring its "importance" (that is, as long as it serves its real purpose as political propaganda that keeps the billionaires in power - see how that cycles around like that? - and all of the propaganda, which of course might or might not be on the canvas, is certainly spewed out by the puppet "artists" in their more often than not decadent lives). Really just a counterfeit operation done on canvas with the side benefit of having all the art darling toadies in society second the agendas of those in power.
Now of course this has always been the case in the past with the Church, Royalty and Upper Mercantile Bourgoisie being the only patrons - the only difference being that THEN they demanded the best of the best and one in a million talent!!!
The only reason we're giving a second nod to a dump on canvas being the fact that going into the 20th century those at the pinnacle of the wealth and power pyramid had to move the goal post on what the "best" art is, eventually phasing out true one-in-a-million talent in favor of crap simply because in more open and democratic societies of the 20th century with the abundance of communications technology, those artists with that type of talent would be too much of a threat - as those "elite" are not able to control for who has that type of talent and what they might do with it - and talent, as you know, has the potential of attracting millions of eyeballs, AND MINDS).
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Sounds like someone needs some fun :)
@@vincentgoupil180 you can have "fun" and still produce good art
Thanks for your videos
Beautiful, thank you!
His painting is a bird's eye view of the crowd. I can see lively sounds. It is full of ladies and gentlemen who dressed up. It is fun.
Awesome and colorful.
That was fun
Always liked the Fauves, Andre Derain, Albert Marquet, French ceramic tote brushwork.
*Thanks*
Yea, the commercials are jarring but that's how it is.
A new and wonderful creativity 🙏
Captivating.
Very good and colorful.
merci beaucoup
Merci très beau diaporama. On retrouve sur certains tableaux l'influence de Matisse, notamment dans les couleurs et dans quelques sujets, à moins que ce ne soit l'inverse.
I like the colors.
Dufy, o el arte de fascinar con una pintura casi de caracteristicas elementales. Hasta se podria decir que son bocetos mas que obras acabadas, he ahi su encanto.🎨👏👍
Very good. Pretty humorous. ❤️😉😂
Very nice.
🎂Raoul Dufy 06-03-2022
It's too bad this painter hasn't had more notoriety . He is on par with Matisse.
Stewart Shaw Maybe it was their time. We live in a different world.
Or, the Fauves, Andre Derain, Albert Marquet, *French ceramic tote brushwork*
lindos cuadros
Are they watercolours please
Oh!
E il mio preferito
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🤓Hi!
me no like this ...