Yaay.
I love Vic Reeves's art. 
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Quote: Tim Walker @ February 19 2011, 8:30 PM GMTFor the true connoisseur of the aethetic...
That poster appears in an episode of Minder. In Terry's flat in Series 2.
Gilbert and George's Naked Shit pictures. Dali.
Probably been mentioned before but I love Dali, Magritte and Roy Liechtenstein.
Also just rediscovering Mucha having just been to Prague last week.
Oh and Jack Vetriano who is of course looked down on by the cognoscenti.
John Constable's Wivenhoe Park, mainly because I used to live there.
Quote: bigfella @ February 20 2011, 6:22 PM GMTFor mind boggling greatness Escher is fun.
Escher was always looked down upon by 'serious' critics. It wasn't considered to be real art. So much for critics.
Quote: Tim Walker @ February 20 2011, 8:34 PM GMT
'That can't be a great piece of art Dud'
'Why not Pete?'
'Because Dud, in great art the eyes follow you round the room, and that one's got no eyes, so it can't be a great work of art.'
Guernica-Picasso
Also
Flint Castle-Mr Turner of course. Great sky.
Oops can someone resize that. I haven't a clue 
Quote: EllieJP @ February 21 2011, 8:35 AM GMTI love Kadinsky. When I get my own place I've covering the walls in prints.
I looove that one.
And The Guernica is amazing in real life.
Talking about Turner . . one of the town where I was born
Don't know how to make it bigger . 
I was in the Dali museum just outside Barcelona last summer. It was his house and it's absolutely amazing. It's like stepping into a different world. I'm also a big Magritte fan, I love his painting of himself painting a bird but observing an egg. Escher is great aswell.
Is anyone familiar with a painting of a beach but then we look at the bottom of the painting and see a little boy picking up the corner of the wave and peeping underneath. I always thought it was Dali but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I'm pretty sure I didn't dream it.
Quote: roscoff @ February 21 2011, 9:12 PM GMTFlint Castle-Mr Turner of course. Great sky.
Love that.
Quote: Otterfox @ February 22 2011, 12:51 AM GMTIs anyone familiar with a painting of a beach but then we look at the bottom of the painting and see a little boy picking up the corner of the wave and peeping underneath. I always thought it was Dali but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I'm pretty sure I didn't dream it.
Griff, you are teasing the gorilla in the monkey cage!
