- Most influential artist of the Fl**ish B*r*q** tradition
- Artist who painted Personal Values in 1952?
- German art school known for its “doctrine of functionalism”?
- Which artist sketched Waterfall and Relativity in strange perspective?
- Grant Wood’s 1930 painting of farmer and daughter?
- J-F M, one of the founders of the Barbizon school.
- Highly realistic Russian painter of nature, esp. forests.
Friday, April 19, 2024
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As I have no current video on trains, planes etc., let’s try bringing the quiz fwd and running it as an all day affair … at least until all are answered or just before the final post of the day, whichever arrives sooner. Next post around 1030.
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1. Breughel (Peter?) - the only flemish artist I can think of!
ReplyDelete5. American Gothic!
5 good. N1 I ran with naked, well fed ladies you might recall. Nat Gallery post. N7 first name Ivan. Yelabuga.
ReplyDeleteJon - No.7 Ivan Shishkin. I too have a Russian friend. Sorry if that is cheating a bit.
ReplyDeleteAnything but cheating … we use whatever we have. :)
Delete1. Your reply made me think of Rubens (rubenesque figures?) - was he flemish?
ReplyDeleteRubens yes. Flemish? Don’t know. :)
Delete2 is RM, 4 is ME.
3. Bauhaus. Something I both admired and detested.
ReplyDeleteIn one, Andy. N6 is similar soubding to grain which birds eat. Except in French.
Delete6. Your clue took me immediately to Millet, I admit that I would only be guessing the J-F so looked it up. Jean-François Millet.
ReplyDeleteWell done. I actually named n4, by the way, in the sidebar.
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