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Not without identifying painting and the artist.

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>>602952
Awesome Dudes by Nicolas Poussin

The Shepherds of Arcadia by
<-- this guy.

>>602938
I ageee

sage

Jacques-Louis_David_-_Mars_desarme_par_Venus

lol, art

William Hogarth's engraving of Gin Lane, 1751.

http://www.spingain.com/?ref=128320

Émile Jean Horace Vernet - Le Raconteur Arabe (Arab tale-teller, 1833).

Raphael - The Parnassus, 1511, Stanza della Segnatura.

>>604165
She's having a temporal lobe seizure!

I wish higher-res copies of Repin works were available online. My searches have only yielded fail results. Also, Jacques-Louis David is excellent.

>>604196
Ilya Repin - A Demonstration on 17 October 1905 (1911).

Ilya Repin - Easter Procession in the Region of Kursk, 1880-1883.

Ilya Repin - Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on Friday, November 16, 1581.

Ilya Repin - poet Grand Prince Konstantin Konstantinovich Romanov.

Ilya Repin - Portrait of Emperor Nicholas II (1895).

Ilya Repin - Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Ottoman Sultan Mehmed IV.

It really helps to put into perspective how much fine art has FALLEN in modern times. These days some douchebag will eat some paint and shit it on a canvas and call it art. It's obvious just from glancing at most of these that the artist had a tremendous amount of skill and dedication put into that piece.

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>>604209
Just ignore it.
Everyone else does.

Pic: Ilya Repin - Russian State Council commemorating its 100th anniversary, May 5, 1901.

Ilya Repin - Sadko in the Underwater Kingdom, 1876.

Ilya Repin - Self-portrait (1878).

Ilya Repin - St Nicholas of Myra in Lycia 1889.

Another version of Ilya Repin's painting of Tsar Ivan Grozny (Ivan the Terrible) After Killing His Son on 15 November 1581 (painted in 1873).

Ilya Repin (1844-1930) - Volga Boatmen (1870-1873).

That's all my Ilya.
Hope it helped.

>>604244
Charles-François Daubigny Paysage près de Crémieu
>>604245
Charles-François Daubigny The Flood-Gate at Optevoz II

Gerrit Dou - Old Woman (Rembrandts Mother)

Michelangelo Cerquozzi Roman Forum

Oswald Achenbach Via Cassia

Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein - Hector's Farewell

Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein - Konradin von Schwaben

>>604213
Saved this from last time, one of the most amazing works I've ever seen.

>>604220
Repin understood technique so well, and had such a clear perspective. You look at his portrait of Ivan (well, anything, actually), and you have to look closer to make sure you're not examining a photograph. There is so much latent emotion and expression, it's absolutely incredible. Thanks for contributing, and, like I said, I wish higher-res copies existed :(

sorry, i don't have names for these

EPIC ART THREAD!!!! MANY thanks Anon!

OC...

Surrealism any1?

The actual name is long as hell... Something bout his dream and a bee flying round a pomegranate.

Hokusai

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>>604663
yeah, i know... but that's all i could find. if anybody has a better version i'll delete it.

i just discovered some more gustav dore. delicious.
also >>604579 is named the creation of light

More Rembrandt! Nobody could put more life into two-dimensions.

Too bad all he had to paint were Dutch motherfuckers...

...but I kid the Dutch - seriously, give yourselves a hand.

if anyone's interested in more dore you can find some pretty decent pics here (ignore the domain name): http://www.creationism.org/images/DoreBibleIllus/
a partial catalogue of dore works is here: http://www.all-art.org/impressionism/dore1.html (low res pics)

artist names and titles wouldve been nice

>>604818 look at the filenames, most of them have artist's name and title of the painting

Toasting in an epic art bread.

Most excellent anon, keep it up.

/r/ing archive for further studies

I find that as I'm getting older I have more appreciation for paintings. When I was younger I never would have looked at a bunch of "old artwork". I'm also starting to get into classical music.

>>605081
Archived it directly, hope i didn't screw up.

>>605130
try some Bach, he's the one who got me into harpsichords and stuff

>>605130
Fuck, isn't it kind of depressing as much as interesting? I know just what you mean.