Visual
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From Christ and the Saints to Mapplethorpe portraits Van Eyck and Dürer to Mapplethorpe (Patti) and Mapplethorpe (self-portrait): meeting the gaze of the viewer |
[After Van Eyck, Holy Face (1440)] [Memling, Christ Blessing (1481)] [Dürer, Self-Portrait (1500)] [Dürer, St. Jerome] [Caravaggio, St. Jerome (c. 1600)] [Van Cleve, St. Jerome] [David Baily, Self-Portait (Vanitas)] [Memento mori rosary pendant, c.1500] [Frans Hals, Self-Portrait] [Mapplethorpe, Patti (1975)] [Skull cane] [Mapplethorpe, Self-Portrait (1985)] [Stieglitz, Self-Portrait (1907)] [Mapplethorpe, Self-Portrait (1988)] |
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Manet to Jeff Wall: Image, Reflection, Status of the Viewer Viewing and implied Narrative:
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[Velazquez, Las Meninas (Maids of Honor) (1656-57): medium | large] [Velazquez-Ground Plan of the Palace] [Manet, Bar at the Folies Bergeres (1881)] [Picasso, After Velazquez, Las Meninas (1957)] [Jeff Wall, Photograph for Women ] |
| Mona Lisa: Renaissance study to icon to parody and irony: Duchamp, Picabia, Warhol, Botero, parodies | Da Vinci, Mona Lisa (1503-06) , Image 2 | Duchamp, L.H.O.O.Q. (1919) | Picabia, Replica of Duchamp Mona Lisa (1942) | Salvador Dali, Self Portrait as Mona Lisa (1954) | Warhol, Mona Lisa 3 Times, silkscreen on linen | Warhol, Mona Lisa montage (1963) | Warhol, Gold Mona Lisa (2 times) (1980) | Alfred Gescheidt, Mammary Lisa (1972) | Botero, Mona Lisa (1977) | Hillary Mona Lisa | Monica Mona Lisa (1999) | Digitally morphed Mona | Secret Life of Mona Lisa | Mona Lisa, Cover of Art For Dummies | |
Martin Irvine, 2005-2007 |