Paintings that inspired strong emotions in you

[Anonymous No.4327268]

No painting has made a impression on me like Ivan the Terrible and his Son Ivan, by Illya Repin. The emotion in Ivan's eyes is so strong its almost disturbing, the combination of grief, shock, regret and horror over having done the unthinkable, killing his own son. All the former resentment gone, now he is desperately putting pressure on the wound, clinging to his son as if it will keep him alive, and the hand of Ivan Jr on his fathers arm, a sad, faraway look in his eyes as fades away from conciousness

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>>4327268
It made a big impression when it was first exhibited. When visitors first saw it, they had to turn away and some even fainted
A guy reported being seized by an overwhelming sensation seeing it, and took an object nearby, broke the glass and made three large gashes

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>>4327281
whats the story behind this?

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>>4327281
this one is really impressive, specially the angle of the camera, we are supossed to be superior to this man but indiferent at the same time to his "tragedy"?, im confused, and that diagonal line makes it feel like he is being dragged to a dark void or some shit, weird.

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this woman is not enjoying this arranged marriage

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>>4327268
Somehow this image is nostalgic.

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>>4327376
seems like the artist had an interest in the topic. Kudos to him for bringing forth a sensitive topic

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*traumatizes thousands of norwegian kids*

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I know its kitschy but what a talent

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reminds me of some of the retired teachers in my book club.

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A lot of cape comics have great artists but a lot of writers who dunno how to use that artist to their potential nor appreciate art or compositing a shot. This 2007 Superman page is a rarity. It isn’t flashy, the use of gradients isn’t a pastel hell , there are no words. I won’t even give context. It just feels lonely and bittersweet

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>>4327282
>When visitors first saw it, they had to turn away and some even fainted. A guy reported being seized by an overwhelming sensation seeing it, and took an object nearby, broke the glass and made three large gashes
seems a bit much

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>>4328102
Where is the ghost?

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>>4328109
right behind you...

[Anonymous No.4328125]

There was this painting of a guy un the middle of the sea sunken to his nose in the waters with a sad look into his eyes, does someone know the painting? I can't even remember for the life of me.

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>>4328081
She looks lost and tired of this shit.

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>>4328127
who cares?

[Anonymous No.4328151]

I really like paintings from ye olde days were people are happy and smiling (with their teeth)

>>4328108
perhaps but it happened all the same. I think the painting is still being restored

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>>4328079
comfy!

[Anonymous No.4328310]

The use of color and facial expression makes me wonder what had just happened in this person's life. Have they lost everything? Or have they found out they are a /beg/?

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francis bacon's paintings always fill me with this otherworldly disgust and anxiety

>>4327338
yea the composition and lighting are gorgeous, also kinda feels like hes slipping off a cliff
>>4328310
do u know the source?

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The most romantic painting I've seen

>>4328477
>do u know the source?

Not the anon, but it looks like Adrien Brody, perhaps from the Pianist

[Anonymous No.4328855]

Ashley Wood's painting really gave me a knock on the head, like "You're allowed to do that?!" kind of feeling.
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>>4328108
The 3 gashes in your pic (1913) were a politically charged attack of an art movement. The recent attack (2018) was because of "historical inaccuracy".

These paintings are huge and awe inspiring, reproductions do not do them justice and it's hard to tell without being there

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>>4328941
its a shame this painting gets memed so much, its legitimately beautiful

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>>4328310
Pretty sure Adrienne Brody is doing ok.

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can't find the image but it's the picture of a humanoid Satan commanding his legion while standing over a fire pit. he's wearing a red cape with a gold helmet while having a brooding expression as the light of the fire lights his face. I keep forgetting the artist name but I think it's along the lines of 'william' something in French idk

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>>4327329
i think its a guy waiting for his gf

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>>4329050
A great artist can take an ugly situation and make it beautiful.

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>>4328855

where can I see more?

[Anonymous No.4329174]

Best composition for a dance I have ever seen

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I know it's not the type of thing OP is looking for, but it's my honest answer. Every time I see Fumio Minagawa's promotional art for FFXI memories from the best 5~ years of my life come rushing back.

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lots of stuff by Edvard Munch is pretty disturbing
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Anyone got more stuff that depicts the darker side of life?

[Anonymous No.4329666]

Never noticed and could be just me, but how the old man can is located and how the carpet the rugged, it looks like the old man just let his can fall for the impression and went crawling to his dead son

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This

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>>4329845
by alexandre cabanel

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>>4327667
I saw that in person. They had it displayed in tiny totally dark room for some reason. Was kinda neat

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>>4329855
GODward

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>>4329855
Really, where? I'd love to see it irl one day!

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>>4328477
I hate this, bacon clearly tried to make valesquez's painting more expressive but the original is subtle, and through its subtlely we are able to relate to it more, thus making it more expressive

His is just too blunt, all I see are thoughtless brushtrokes

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the only painting that made me literally burst into tears

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>>4328941

the angle of the floor and the crumpling of the carpet makes me feel naseuous like I too, have to take a seat

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>>4329839
Im feeling feels.

[Anonymous No.4330169]

not necessarily a painting but this thing i found on /ic/ years ago is so peaceful

>>4330072
i get where you're coming from, but i personally find the reckless mania of bacon's version much more relatable due to my own experiences with mental instability, so the bluntness works well to me.
to each their own tho, and velasquez's painting is beautiful in its own right

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>>4329666
well damn. I've always thought it was from the fight, but your version is more depressing. It's another proof of how great a work of art it is that can tell a story to the viewer

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>>4330087
>the only painting that made me literally burst into tears
okay...because he came out of his shell or something?

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>>4329174
Yeah it is. Cool stuff.

[Anonymous No.4330698]

im not even religious

i just mesh with it

[Anonymous No.4330701]

This painting really impressed me the first time I saw it as a kid. It might have affected my life a whole lot, my tastes and sense of aesthetics. Also, all reproductions of it I've seen on the internet suck.

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>>4330698

art goals

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>>4330698
Ah, same.

By the way, the Ivan the Terrible painting never really did anything for me, not even when I saw it in person.

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>>4330077
i think subject matter is more important to consider when making the viewer feel emotions. i can relate to all of these, they’re all realistic and not exaggerated like a lot of the other art in the thread.

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>>4330698
this ones great. It's so human

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>>4327412
I get what you mean. It shows a lot of people doing regular ass stuff you don't often see depicted in painting since it's not very picturesque. It's so layers and gorgeous too.

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>>4329845
I don't know if I've ever seen a painting that captured such a raw emotion of a persons face so perfect like this one. It takes one split second to instantly know what emotions are running through his head.

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>>4329855
Fuck, how do you get those textures????
Even zooming in doesn't reveal the strokes.

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>>4330143
Perfection.

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>>4331368
I've seen a few IRL. The lighter parts do have more texture, but the strong colours rely on glazing.

[Anonymous No.4331796]

las pinturas negras

[Anonymous No.4331915]

Is it normal to look at paintings and not feel anything at all? Like, I have to actually spend a moment looking at the work and thinking about something, invent the sensation myself. Otherwise I'll just see it at face value.

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>>4327268
Goya

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seeing the montrous paintings of the slav epic
this 19.8 ft by 26.2 ft

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>>4331915
Congratulations, you are the result of the modern era, you are empty inside.

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>>4330073
It seems "amor omnia vincit" is not always true

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>>4330076
What strikes me of this pic is not much ago someone who train dogs told me that way is how dogs "hug" you, they lay the head over your and stares.

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>>4330076
I see your pup, and raise you.

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>>4332004
I have another, for extra feels.

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>>4328103
Hot damn this is great. There's so much latent hostility here, and I have no idea where it's coming from.

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>>4332053
The alternate title is the Rape, based around an Emile Zola book/story.

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>>4329355
idk about this picture

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>>4329152
Is this a courtroom sketch of Thanos answering for his crimes of snapping?

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>>4331612
The painting itself not so much, but the pencil version of this always gets me.

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Saw this yesterday. It is painted like it is pulling itself apart

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>>4329666
It took me ten minutes to realize that you meant to write "cane" instead of "can".

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>>4327268
not a painting, but I feel it still belongs.

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>>4331973
All of Mucha is great. Only his early Art Nouveau stuff gets any attention, but his later slav-nationalistic period was based.

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>>4331946
Goya was really one of a kind. I wonder how people felt back then when they first saw his nightmare-ish pictures

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>>4331915
Go to an art museum, seeing paintings as they were meant to be seen, on huge pieces of canvas on a wall instead of a tiny jpg on your computer screen is a totally different experience

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best thread on here in months. love all of these i hope you all keep them coming

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>>4333104
Came here to post Goya. Idk what it is, but his art just entrances me.

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>>4328107
I've also seen examples of capeshit art that genuinely made me feel something. Pic related unironically shook me the first time I saw it posted on /co/. The dialogue and morbid visuals just really made me feel awestruck and disturbed.
>inb4 you need to be 18+ to post here

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>>4333266
I've done that, and I still didn't feel much.
I was watching that Jordan Peterson lecture about creative types that another anon made a thread about. Does this mean I'm not meant to be creative?

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>>4333587
>Jordan Peterson
he's an idiot, don't listen to him.

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>>4333618
The things he talks about are real, it's just the solutions he offers that are stupid, just because someone has a different political view from you doesn't mean all his arguments aren't valid.

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good taste, its leagues above the crap they call modern art

[Anonymous No.4334798]

Eliran Kantor has to be here for sure

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>>4334798
>Eliran Kantor
No.

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>>4329845
Those eyes give me a fucking boner.
They are so expressive, I rarely have seen another painting with such intensity

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nice

>>4328461
wow! love this one, the instant i saw it memories of feelings i had as a child came back. really an emotional response,

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>>4329666
Oh my gosh,I was at my college weight room and saw that on the receptionists pc desktop background.

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>>4335004
based receptionist

[Anonymous No.4335123]

Miyamoto Musasashi's painting of a kingfisher always makes feel relaxed; that life is not as complex as it seems. So simple, so few strokes, yet so distinct.

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>>4335123
Worst painting on the whole thread, im pretty sure if a westerner artist have painted this you would not care shit about this one dollar postcard level stuff, sorry for being an ass btw.

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>>4328477
francis bacon is god-tier

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>>4335179
You are so incorrect and so arrogant at the same time

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I'm surprised this hasn't been posted yet

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>>4335179
Based and redpilled

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWsqLc3-0cs

this is how the new Mulan should look

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3s4GIfW1jM

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>>4335123
east asian paintings are really pleasing, do post more if you have!

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Zdzislaw Beksinski

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I really love how the artist captures terror and dreadful feelings in such a surreal setting

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>>4336989
got more from him?

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>>4328310
LOL it's a portrait of adrian brody...

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>>4328127
She let the crabs get to her.

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>>4328461
I don't like his recent work.
These appear here a lot, they have a lot of resonance.

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>>4337009
look up Dragan Bibin

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I love this stuff. You might also like Joe Velazquez's work

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>>4337886
Is that invader zim guy?

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>>4338040
Lush frontier art, oil on linen.

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>>4331991
damn

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>>4337819
thank you sm!

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