One of my favorite Lichtenstein paintings is his version of Van Gogh's "Bedroom in Arles". I like this painting because it his own take on a classic. You can immediately identify the painting, so it kind of draws you in in that way. Lichtenstein simplifies the original by removing all brushstrokes and adding only a few patterns for the floor and walls. My favorite detail of Lichtenstein's version is the paintings on the wall. They are such small details but provide so much to the painting.
I would have to pick Mickey Mouse, I have always been and will be a fan of Mickey Mouse. The colors and the way he painted his paintings is what makes them pop. He uses bright colors for the clothing on the characters. A lot of artists like to use dull and dark colors.
One of my favorite Lichtenstein paintings is his version of Van Gogh's "Bedroom in Arles". I like this painting because it his own take on a classic. You can immediately identify the painting, so it kind of draws you in in that way. Lichtenstein simplifies the original by removing all brushstrokes and adding only a few patterns for the floor and walls. My favorite detail of Lichtenstein's version is the paintings on the wall. They are such small details but provide so much to the painting.
ReplyDeleteI would have to pick Mickey Mouse, I have always been and will be a fan of Mickey Mouse. The colors and the way he painted his paintings is what makes them pop. He uses bright colors for the clothing on the characters. A lot of artists like to use dull and dark colors.
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