I like this painting because it's looks like the inner machinations of my mind which are an enigma. It's very colorful and dynamic that seems to be ever changing.
This is a painting known as L.H.O.O.Q, and was painted by Marcel Duchamp. The reason I chose this painting is because I like how it has a different feeling than the Mona Lisa, even though it is not much different from the actual original painting. I believe Duchamp made this just to have fun being immature with paintings that have been considered sophisticated for many years.
Lito Mayo was a Filipino artist since the 1970's. I love the creativity in this painting, Self-Portrait of Lio Mayo made in 1981. He was not known as a Dada artist but they considered his work to be apart of the Dada movement. He was offically known as a Filipino graphic artist, print-maker, avantegarde poet, social activist, sculptor, satirist, and art professor. He spent a lot of time in museums working on art pieces before moving into his offical career as an artist.
My first thought when I saw Edouard Manet's painting Les Dejuener Sur' L'Herbe was that he broke barriers. The painting he portrayed does not display something one would have seen in 1863. The nude women in the painting is not portrayed as a divine figure; she is just a naked women having lunch. Observers find her naked next to two well dressed gentlemen. It is as if Manet used the space to deliver a message that women are in control of their bodies. He portrayed the women as though it was her choice to be naked in a time where that was not the "norm." This concept is felt as her hat and polka dot dress lay beside her. It is also felt as the women in the background bathes fully clothed in the river. Although the women is placed in the background she is the same size as the three people placed in the foreground. Manet's placement of the women in the river emphasizes the nudity of the women in the foreground. When I look at the painting I feel as thoug...
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