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tenandtracer · 16-02-2011, 17:46

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Originally Posted by Deregos

Is 'Tea & Biscuits' an actual clue or just a suggestion as to what.

I was having tea and biscuits - the name was intended to send you on a wild goose chase

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Originally Posted by bastados

Well I first thought hey that must be a disciple of Julian Schnabel...was a bit premature as it is in fact a Schnabel...interesting looking work.Very like Anselm Kiefers fields

Oddly I was going to post some Kiefers but it failed the "tineye test"

bastados · 16-02-2011, 18:05

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Originally Posted by tenandtracer

I was having tea and biscuits - the name was intended to send you on a wild goose chase

Oddly I was going to post some Kiefers but it failed the "tineye test"

Dont mention Tinyeye these guys are obsessed by it lol...and still not sure whether the lump of charred wood that makes up part of the work is a nod to previous discussions

Throw up a pic T&T .

tenandtracer · 16-02-2011, 21:00

bastados · 16-02-2011, 21:26

Ok dont have the time to look at this right now..its looks like a very well draughted and staged photograph rather than a realist painted concoction...am I near the mark in thinking Australian?.

tenandtracer · 16-02-2011, 21:59

yes, that would be close to the mark

tenandtracer · 19-02-2011, 23:27

yes, australian tromp l'oeil

**Oblomov** · 19-02-2011, 23:50

Roy Francis?

tenandtracer · 20-02-2011, 09:42

Yes, but he's actually Ron

**Oblomov** · 20-02-2011, 10:36

LOL

But, you knew who I meant, If I ever meet him, I'll apologise.

Thank you, T&T

**Oblomov** · 21-02-2011, 00:05

Deregos · 21-02-2011, 19:33

Anna Platten, La Parade - The Outside Show, oil on linen

“Platten’s paintings probe the subjective feminine domain rather than the outward appearances of the female as object of the gaze. Yet Platten’s paintings are interesting precisely because they move beyond the predictable feminist agenda with its cliches of deconstructing the gaze. The artist employs theatrical devices and surrealism to disrupt narrative realism, setting up a tension between outward appearances and inner emotional vulnerability and uncertainty. Her use of costumes and props, and her distortion of scale, underscore the impression that her paintings are not set in a real place or real time. They are set in a poetic time, in the landscape of the mind, and have the heightened realism of theater.”

Must say . .Looking through her portfolio . . I'm very impressed with her work . . Good one Oblomov.

Deregos · 21-02-2011, 20:11

**Oblomov** · 21-02-2011, 22:33

Well done,

LOL

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Good one Oblomov.

Thank you

Deregos · 23-02-2011, 21:44

This Argentinian painter was born in the year that Elvis died & the Sex Pistols released Never Mind The Bollocks.

**Oblomov** · 24-02-2011, 00:58

Sol Halabi, not sure of the name of the painting...

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16-02-2011, 21:26	#1249
bastados Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Beckett's left pocket Posts: 536 Adverts \| Friends	Ok dont have the time to look at this right now..its looks like a very well draughted and staged photograph rather than a realist painted concoction...am I near the mark in thinking Australian?.

16-02-2011, 21:59	#1250
tenandtracer Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Angiery Camden Core Posts: 1,437 Adverts \| Friends	yes, that would be close to the mark

19-02-2011, 23:27	#1251
tenandtracer Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Angiery Camden Core Posts: 1,437 Adverts \| Friends	yes, australian tromp l'oeil

19-02-2011, 23:50	#1252
Oblomov Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lost in thought Posts: 7,189 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Art & Architecture	Roy Francis?

20-02-2011, 09:42	#1253
tenandtracer Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Angiery Camden Core Posts: 1,437 Adverts \| Friends	Yes, but he's actually Ron

20-02-2011, 10:36	#1254
Oblomov Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lost in thought Posts: 7,189 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Art & Architecture	LOL But, you knew who I meant, If I ever meet him, I'll apologise. Thank you, T&T

21-02-2011, 00:05	#1255
Oblomov Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lost in thought Posts: 7,189 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Art & Architecture

21-02-2011, 19:33	#1256
Deregos Closed Account Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 462 Adverts \| Friends	Anna Platten, La Parade - The Outside Show, oil on linen “Platten’s paintings probe the subjective feminine domain rather than the outward appearances of the female as object of the gaze. Yet Platten’s paintings are interesting precisely because they move beyond the predictable feminist agenda with its cliches of deconstructing the gaze. The artist employs theatrical devices and surrealism to disrupt narrative realism, setting up a tension between outward appearances and inner emotional vulnerability and uncertainty. Her use of costumes and props, and her distortion of scale, underscore the impression that her paintings are not set in a real place or real time. They are set in a poetic time, in the landscape of the mind, and have the heightened realism of theater.” Must say . .Looking through her portfolio . . I'm very impressed with her work . . Good one Oblomov.

23-02-2011, 21:44	#1259
Deregos Closed Account Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 462 Adverts \| Friends	This Argentinian painter was born in the year that Elvis died & the Sex Pistols released Never Mind The Bollocks.

24-02-2011, 00:58	#1260
Oblomov Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Lost in thought Posts: 7,189 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Art & Architecture	Sol Halabi, not sure of the name of the painting...