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Let's begin guessing famous artists once again. This has become a very popular thread in the Art Appreciation Forum. Today I'd like to display this watercolor. Does anyone know who this artist might be?
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J.M.W.Turner? Is it one of his wonderful little watercolors?
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Definitely Turner. I couldn't name it, but I'm sure I've seen it in the Tate.
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Claybird, you were the first to guess correctly.
The painting is "The Scarlet Sunset" (1830-1840) by Joseph Mallard Turner.
And yes, Mona, you were also correct, it can be seen at the Tate, London.
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Here's another painting for you to guess the artist. It's not a particularly attractive piece, but it is significant in the career of this artist. Any idea who may have painted this?
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Hint: this artist's painting with the same theme was sold in 2006 for $13 million.
Take a guess!
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OK, process of elimination.
It's not Chardin or Francis Bacon who also painted sides of beef.
A similar painting by the same artist was shown in a Julia Robert's movie.
Are you any closer to guessing the identity of the artist?
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My first thought was Bacon. It certainly isn't Rembrandt!
There's something familiar about it, but I can't place it.
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Hint: this is a twentieth century artist.
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I finally had to give in and google on the info and hints you gave and found: Chaim Soutine
This is actually not a name I know, so would never have guessed it. But I can see that the lack is my ignorance and not his obscurity. I may well have seen one of his works without the name registering, perhaps in a special exhibition.
I'm not taken with dead things, but some of the landscapes look very interesting. Must have a look next time I'm at the Tate. Thank you for the introduction!
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Correct Gecko, the painting is "Carcass of Beef" by Chaim Soutine from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A similar painting by Soutine was shown in the movie "Mona Lisa Smile" with Julia Roberts.
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This is a landscape painting by a famous French artist. Does anyone know who painted this?
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Hint: he's a nineteenth century French artist.
Any guesses?
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I think it's Corot, but I can't identify the painting.
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Yes, Mona, you are correct. The artist is Camille (my namesake) Corot.
The title of the painting is "Ville d�Avray" (1867) and can be seen at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
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Can anyone tell me the artist who painted this lovely springtime scene?
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It almost looks like a Monet -- but, I am not sure. Monet's impressionist works were a little more subtle and softer. It sure is lovely.
Walk in Peace and Harmony. Phyllis Doyle Burns Avatar: Fair Helena by Rackham, Public Domain
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Phyllis, sorry, it's not Monet.
Any other guesses?
Hint: this artist is American.
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Lovely. It's Martin Johnson Heade. I've seen some of his stuff in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
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Mona, you are correct!
The artist is Martin Johnson Heade and the painting is "Orchid and Hummingbird near a Mountain Waterfall" (1902). It can be seen at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Prado, Madrid, Spain.
I was just in Boston the other day and saw a few paintings by Martin Johnson Heade in the new Americas Wing of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Oh, I'm quite envious. Dear friends used to live in the Boston area, but I haven't been back since they left. So haven't seen the new wing. It's a museum I've always liked and good food in the restaurant too!
I used to love seeing their collection of the works of the Wyeth family, Andrew especially. Beautiful texture to his work. But there was a nice little exhibition of Wyeth work at the Dulwich Picture Gallery about a year ago. I'd never been there before-lovely little gallery.
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This has always been a fun forum. Who is this artist and what is the name of the painting?
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The artist is Georges Braque - the painting is The Round Table.
And that style of table is still to be found throughout France even after all these years, obviously a "keeper".
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Francine,
You are absolutely correct!
The painting is "The Round Table" (1929) by Georges Braque.
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How about trying to identify another painting by a famous artist? Who is the (European) artist of this painting?
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