The Remake project challenged art students to remake famous works of art, using photography. Aren't they compelling?
(I found this remake of "The Artist's Mother" by Whistler to be really touching.)(Via Leigh)
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Love these!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a pretty neat project! I think my favorites are the first and last one because they really captured the essence of the original. I know there's a project somewhere of an artist that did paintings that look just like photographs. I'll try to find a link to share with you because that one was pretty amazing too!
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this is so cool! I like how some were exact and some were modernized.
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How inspiring. Great remakes!
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years ago I saw a series where a photographer had found relatives of people who posed for john singer sargent paintings and he took photos of them that were reminiscent of the original pictures. they were quite wonderful.
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