Saturday, 25 November 2023

Weekend Post

Hi Everybody!
It's weekend, enjoy!

Today I'm bringing you some of my 'Knock Offs' - my version of some famous paintings.

The bird and the sun are from Braque:









This is from Picasso, and I cannot like it because I do not like to see animals senselessly slaughtered for fun:


This Photos is the Lifesaver Fountain in Duisburg, a neighbouring town, and I love it. It is from Nicki de Saint Phalle, an artist who made these overlarge representations of female bodies. You will not see any super thin figures here:


These are all my interpretations of her work:














And I have 2 glass sculptures of the Nickis:


Mona Lisa from the one and only da Vinci


Andie Warhol:




Klimt (I was not happy with this one)


Matisse:


Miro ( inside my heads)



And some funnies / thinkies:








Have a great weekend, take care,
And thanks a lot for coming by!

46 comments:

  1. What a good selection of art work here, thank you.
    I enjoyed the funnies/thinkies too.

    Wishing you a restful weekend.

    All the best Jan

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  2. Well done Valerie, Thanks for the thinkies too.

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  3. Good Morning!! Your knock off art is super fantastico! Love it all but especially the ladies in swimwear. Have a great weekend, hugs, Deb

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    1. Thanks Deb, get out your swimsuit! Or perhaps we should wait till spring! Hugs!

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  4. Hi Val, good morning! Hope you are feeling well. I've got a free day, the kids are all at Leah's so I can get some work done. Love the beautiful art today, especially all of the buxom ladies, they're gorgeous. Have a great day, hugs, Sarah

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    1. Hi Sarah, don't work too hard on our day off! Hugs!

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  5. Good morning, Awesome art and funnies

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  6. Great selection of artwork and love all the funnies,enjoy your weekend.
    Carol x

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  7. Your Nikki women are awesome. There's hope for me to be a model! 🤣I also like your interpretation of Klimt's Woman in Gold. Enjoy your weekend!

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    1. Thanks CJ, good idea, let's look for a modeling job!

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    2. Hi Val, this is another fun and lovely post, you have a lot of talent! Enjoy your weekend, hugs, Martha

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    3. Thanks Martha, have a lovely weekend, and put your feet up! Hugs!

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  8. Haha. Yes, this planet does have issues. Those fat ladies make me feel better, being fat, myself.

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    1. Today it doesn't seem to be fashionable to have a gramme to much on your body, and this is why I love these images! Have a great weekend, hugs!

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  9. I love all the color and pattern in these. Makes me smile :)

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  10. Well before my foot went bad, I danced everyday. I love all of these photos of art and dancing women. Have a good day today.

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    1. Dancing is good for body and soul, and when your foot is better you will dance again.

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  11. I love your Klint, her hair is fabulous. And your Matisse is fab as well. I have a print of Joan Mirot's Singing Fish and it has always bothered me a bit. My daughter says it looks like a dancing dachshund to her and I'm inclined to agree, lol. Hope your weekend's going well for you, xoxo

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    1. Thanks Aimeslee, Miro always made things which were a bit different! Been resting over the weekend, got a bad cold and cough. Enjoy your Sunday! Hugs

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  12. This is just so sweet love the post, colours and fabulous design too along with amazing funniex x

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  13. I like those dance piece you did.
    Coffee is on.

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  14. It's a joy seeing all your art work and I always enjoy all the funnies too. Have yourself a wonderful weekend!

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  15. Liebe Valerie, deine Interpretationen von bekannten Kunstwerken finde ich interessant, manche richtig toll (und übrigens gefällt mir auch dein "Klimt", mit dem du nicht zufrieden warst). Ich habe mir nur gefragt, weshalb du Picassos Stierkampfszene gewählt hast, die du nicht magst (?) Aber vielleicht hast du beim nächsten Mal Lust, die Spieße gegen Federn oder Ballons oder etwas anderes Weiches, Sanftes auszutauschen, das dem Stier nicht schadet ;-) Meine Lieblinge sind natürlich die Nanas, sie machen mir immer gute Laune, ob sie nun Niki-Originale sind oder nicht.
    Du hast mir geschrieben, dass ich wohl zusammenbrechen würde, wenn ich deine Mode sähe - glaube mir, so schnell breche ich nicht zusammen ;-) Ich wundere mich höchstens, dass du als Mensch, der es liebt, mit Farben und Fantasie zu arbeiten, sich selbst nicht als "Leinwand" betrachtet - andererseits tobst du dich in dieser Richtung vielleicht einfach sowieso schon genug aus und brauchst daher den modischen Teil nicht noch zusätzlich. Ich habe früher viel gemalt und trug fast ausschließlich schwarz, heute "male" ich eher, indem ich den Garten, meinen Blog und mich selbst "gestalte", das Haus dekoriere und indem ich fotografiere...
    Alles Liebe und schönen Sonntag, Traude
    🍂🕯️☕🍂☕🕯️🍂

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  16. those Mona Lisas in color :D epic!

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  17. Ich hab Picassos Stierkampf gemacht weil es war damals auch Thema in der Malgruppe. Ich mag gerne Farben aber mehr wenn ich Male als zum Ausgehen. Aber heute trage ich ein Shirt in pink, blau und Türkise....ich bleibe aber Zuhause! Alles Liebe!

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    1. Danke für die Stierkampf-Erklärung :-)
      Das mit der farbigen Kleidung ist also bei dir so ähnlich, wie es bei mir früher war... Aber immerhin HAST du Farben, die du anziehen kannst, wenn dir danach ist ;-)
      Nochmal gute Besserung!

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  18. You did great work.
    I like above all
    "Dance like nobody's looking...." and all the dancers. KLASSE!
    The glass skulpturen are awesome!
    My goodness, you were productive... together with Miro :-)) Thank you.
    A warm greeting from Viola

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    1. Thanks so much, dear Viola. Have a good new week! Hugs!

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  19. This was a fun post. I always enjoy your knock offs and these have a lot of whimsy and joy!

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  20. It is such fun to see and once again see your knock offs. I think you should call them in the style of some famous artists, not knock offs. They are too good to be knock offs. I hope you had a lovely weekend. hugs-Erika

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    1. Thanks Erika, I will try to think of a better name! Hugs!

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  21. You featured two of my favorite art motives today. One is Mona Lisa parodies and reworkings. (I have a huge collection of them in many media). The other is the Nanas by Niki de Saint Phalle. This weekend I featured one on my blog that I met at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Some of my favorites are her Stravinsky Fountain in Paris and several in San Diego, CA where she spent the last years of her life.

    best, mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  22. Thanks Mae, I love playing with these paintings and recreating them just for fun!

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  23. They are all good but that last, funny had me crying!
    Love all your interpretations of famous works of art but the ones from Niki de Saint Phalle are fabulous. I wonder if she had any influence on Art by Marlene?
    Hugs, Neet xx

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