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Ayn Rand: Conquering the NOBRMB

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fountainhead is quite the enjoyable read, very inspiring. One of my favorite american written novels thus far. Granted i'm not a fan of American Novels in general

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Have you read Atlas Shrugged, hitler? If you like the Fountainhead I'm sure you'll like it. I found it refreshing how Ayn Rand writes about the greatness in mankind, which is in stark contrast to the modernist trend on dwelling on everything that sucks or is painful about life. There is so much good in the world, there is so much to enjoy in life. More depressing works have their place and can be beautiful masterpieces in their own right, but I can't love them the way I do with Rand's writings.

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Jason wrote:

Have you read Atlas Shrugged, hitler? If you like the Fountainhead I'm sure you'll like it. I found it refreshing how Ayn Rand writes about the greatness in mankind, which is in stark contrast to the modernist trend on dwelling on everything that sucks or is painful about life. There is so much good in the world, there is so much to enjoy in life. More depressing works have their place and can be beautiful masterpieces in their own right, but I can't love them the way I do with Rand's writings.




 I don't like being preached when i read my novels, so i may like Atlas Shrugged less than i do Fountainhead. But it certainly intrigues me so i'll probably pick it up soon. I really should have read this book sooner, i've had this book for quite a while and i've been curious about Rand's style of writing and novels for some time



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 museums are great, but most don't really feature alot of contemporary artists, and the ones that are featured i don't really care for. I plan on going to the Art Gallery of Ontario when it re-opens nov.14. What artists would you or anyone else recommend for a person who likes dali? Sculptures included.

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go to the prado in madrid.  while you're in europe, you might as well go to the sistine chapel, the louvre, the orsay, the guggenheim, and the alhambra.  when you come back across the pond, go the the met in nyc



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The sketches of Mercedes Helnwein are fantastic.  Incredibly detailed and yet fanciful.  Beautiful.

I think one of my favorites is the one in the "Local News" collection of the school girl with a handgun and a crocodile.

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Those Goya paintings are prett awesome.

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Art will never be my best friend, I feel. But there are some things that I like.

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Jason wrote:

The sketches of Mercedes Helnwein are fantastic. Incredibly detailed and yet fanciful. Beautiful.

I think one of my favorites is the one in the "Local News" collection of the school girl with a handgun and a crocodile.



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I have a soft spot for the work of Joan Miró.

http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/miro_joan.html

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What the **** is any of that supposed to be?

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Well, the titles should explain the last two at least.

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I hate art like that. Draw some people or a sunset or something.

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I think the colours are beautiful.

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Sir Frank Bernard Dicksee. I dug this painting when I saw it awhile ago.






That reminds me of Peter Arbo.

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DEATHPIGGIE wrote:

Durp, if it's not realistic, it's not good durp durp!




 



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He's entitled to his opinion. It's not a hugely uncommon one.

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Some of those paintings (the second and fourth) remind me of Wassily Kandinsky, who I revere as one of the greatest abstract painters of all time.

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Blah blah abstract. Don't be a dick. Paint something real.

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No painting is "real"; no artist, not even realists, can actually reproduce reality in their work. The best they can do is frame an image that exists in reality, and even the very placement of a frame is a statement, an artificializing of the natural. And that can be beauty, and it can be full of meaning. But it is not real.

I like abstract painting; there is beauty in form and in color that can exist independently of representational subjects.

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