'Fraid not. Have another go...another surrealist. There was an earlier clue in x's post !
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Not a clue...I'm more of a Kandinsky man.
Indeed it is Dali's "Metamorphosis of Narcissus". 1937
Don't Scream too loud.
Got a couple of munch and Dali up in my house
Dali's alright I suppose but he's no Bob Ross.
Bought an original limited edition Kandinsky woodcut at auction in '74. Some of his paintings have gone for millions in the last few years... I should get it appraised again !
https://artlyst.com/news/wassily-kandinsky-painting-achieves-33m-new-auction-record-sothebys/
I once nearly bought a Damien Hirst painting (before he was really famous), but my missus nagged me out of it, she said 'you can't pay £500 for that, it's just some dots, get me a canvas and I'll paint you one'. It's worth £45k now and she she never did paint me one.
Tried to get the ex missus to pose with this other bore in Florence but she was having none of it ! Damn you Anthony Hopkins !
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Used to love watching bob
It was when my lad was little and up at 6 in a mornjng
Used to take him downstairs and be dying of hangover watching Bob Ross then Steve n norm in this old house
While my lad continued to hit me with his toys
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Aforementioned Kandinsky... any offers?
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I did Prague at the beginning of last month. Beautiful place and cheap beer.
Yeah. I'd do that.. It might be worth say a championship striker..
This Mondrian picture had been hanging in this posh gallery, somewhere for ages...years....then some bright spark said it was upside down..
Just goes to show you that some of these galleries don't have a scobby-do.
Somewhat ironically in light of that the first time we went, which was probably June 96 or thereabouts, when we came out again there were maybe 30 or 40 people milling about in the main square including us, when John Paul II just wandered out. It looked like he was practicing something for his next address then realised that there were people there so he sort of half waved / half did that blessing gesture and went back in.
We were quite chuffed to see him, but the people for whom being there at all was clearly something special were absolutely blown away. Dropping to their knees, crossing themselves, all that. Quite odd, but not in a bad way, and the sort of thing that stays with you.