Many masterpieces required countless hours to reach that which we admire so much. Have you ever wondered if there were different versions? Perhaps, something different the artist rejected. The above works by some very famous artists demonstrate this point. Each is close to the art we have come to admire. Then again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and each of these ladies is holding beauty.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
DESDEMONA LISA
Many masterpieces required countless hours to reach that which we admire so much. Have you ever wondered if there were different versions? Perhaps, something different the artist rejected. The above works by some very famous artists demonstrate this point. Each is close to the art we have come to admire. Then again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and each of these ladies is holding beauty.
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«Louis» was disappointed when he clicked to enlarge the photo that La Giaconda was not holding the latest Yugo brochure...
ReplyDeleteThere are many examples of sketches or version of the final pieces we all known. These admired ladies looks proud of being in front of your lens!
ReplyDeleteI like it!!:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for providing these missing pieces to our collective art database. These paintings must be studied carefully to explain the common feature now linking these works.
ReplyDeleteYears ago I received a greeting card with Mona Lisa wearing braces on her teeth! You can see that photo and one of her in curlers...and others right here.
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting and cute composition.The first lady is my favourite one! :)
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Who is this Art guy anyway? Why is that lady smiling anyway? Does she know something we don't? Inquiring minds etc.......MB
ReplyDeletea go, I a go, dear Brattcat.
ReplyDeleteAnd kudos to the purse artist for the most clever marketing!
This photo and the comments make me laugh. I checked Bibi's link, which made me laugh outloud. You've got a watchful eye!
ReplyDeletePretty cute! Looks like a bag shop.
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on The Villages DP: I think golf cars and Yugos could get along fine. They both go about the same speed, right? ;-)
Ha! I like the sense of humour this purse shop has!
ReplyDeleteI love that .. its the perfect antidote to serious .. today is so sunny and nice I am finding myself leaving silly comments on the blogs I read
ReplyDeleteI have a teensy handbag fetish B2. Just go on and get me one or two! And come on up and be Stranger 101!
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These are cool! And so funny!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Leonardo burned a few early versions of the Mona Lisa.
ReplyDeleteWhat a remarkable discovery. . . .
ReplyDeleteI guess no one has had so many versions as Miss Mona! Cool triptyc!
ReplyDeleteI think somebody is having too much fun.
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