Guess the artwork from the picture.

[Flinn]

GENERAL RULES

- One person posts a picture/question/riddle with any details the poster feels are necessary.
- Everyone else tries to guess the picture/question posted or solve the riddle, whilst providing some details about their guess.
- The person who guessed correctly then posts their own picture/question/riddle within 24 hours.
- It is customary, though not an obligation, that the person who guessed correctly gets reputation from the original poster of the picture/question/riddle (or from another player/Gaming Staff if the OP cannot).
- It is customary, though not an obligation, to post a hint every 24 hours if no one tried to guess it or in any case did not guess it right.
- Anybody can take the turn if a picture/question/riddle isn't posted within 24 hours or if the person who guessed the last picture/question/riddle says that anybody can take his turn.
- While no correct answer has been given, the member who posted a puzzle can pass their turn at any time. If after 2 weeks no answer has been confirmed as correct by the poster, any member can override the active puzzle by posting a new one. The staff/administration of TWC will at this point judge the validity of any outstanding answers to the superseded puzzle.
- People are supposed to play fairly and to respect the other players and to do their best to ensure that the game keeps flowing. Blatant cheating, lack of respect, lack of input and so on and on might lead to the disqualification of the offending player for that round, this at the exclusive discretion of other players and/or Gaming Staff

As the title says, the member who's having the turn will post a new picture related to any artwork (there's no time limit, from prehistory to today) for the others to guess.

[Flinn]

I'll have the first turn

[Akar]

I bet that's some Andy Worhol innit

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

Merda d’artista by Piero Manzoni.

[ggggtotalwarrior]

I also would have guessed Warhol just because I know nothing about art and it reminded me of his work

[Flinn]

Merda d’artista by Piero Manzoni.

Indeed, a pretty unique artwork from the 20th century. Manzoni was a revolutionary artist, sadly he died very young (39 IIRC) so he could not do much

over to you!

ps I can't rep Morty, please someone do that for me

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

Thanks.

Although i'm not very interested in that kind of modern art, his self irony make it an awesome piece of art because you laugh and then understand tin can as art = critic on commercialising of art.

[Flinn]

Any hint?

I have 2-3 possible names of artists for this kind of works, but I could not identity yet this one in particular

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

Its a very famous german artist.

[Flinn]

ok so it took me a while, I looked for famous Romantic German artists, and finally found the opera

"Monk in the snow" - Caspar David Friedrich

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

Yes its Caspar David Friedrich.

And he had painted many beautiful pictures.

Your turn.

[Flinn]

Thanks

next one

the artist is very famous, but this work isn't



shouldn't be that hard anyways if you guess the artist right

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

St. Francis in Ecstasy by Caravaggio.

[Flinn]

it is, over to you again

I can't still rep you, sorry

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

Thanks, no worries about the rep

[ggggtotalwarrior]

Repped MIB

My pleb butt has no idea on the statues

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

What do they express?

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

The sculptures are near a former battlefield.

[Morticia Iunia Bruti]

The Battlefield is in Belgium.

[ggggtotalwarrior]

Mike Golf sent me the answer yesterday via PM so direct your rep to him. The answer is Grieving Parents Statues in Vladslo German War Cemetary by Kathe Kollwitz