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And if you've seen Vermeer's paintings before, you know that they're incredibly calm and quiet.
How does a painter paint such calm, quiet paintings with 11 kids around?
Now, all of the women, or most of the women in Vermeer's other paintings wore velvet, silk, fur, very sumptuous materials.
Amongst them a yellow coat with white fur, a yellow and black bodice, and you see these clothes on lots of other paintings, different women in the paintings, Vermeer's paintings.
These paintings took a long time to make.
So unfortunately, this orphan spends most of his time in storage, along with quite a number of other orphans, some of them some beautiful paintings.
And this is important to remember, because in Africa the complicated questions we want to ask about what all of this means has been asked from the rock paintings of the San people, through the Sundiata epics of Mali, to modern contemporary literature.
My kind of eureka moment came a few years later, when I was studying the art of the courts of Northern Europe, and of course it was very much discussed in terms of the paintings and the sculptures and the architecture of the day.
They have songs, poems, novels, sculptures, paintings, myths, legends.
So I went back and dumped all my paintings in the Arno, and I thought, I'm going to just start playing around.
The documentation of this animal goes back to the Lascaux cave paintings.
This is just a photo of one of my three-dimensional paintings.
You might be wondering how I came up with this idea of turning people into paintings.
I came together with a collaborator, Sheila Vand, and we had the idea of creating paintings in a more unusual surface, and that was milk.
When we started out on the milk project, and when I started out, I couldn't have foreseen that I would go from pursuing my dream in politics and working at a desk to tripping over a shadow and then turning people into paintings and painting on people in a pool of milk.
And I took the examples that they gave, and just did 56 paintings, basically.
Amazon battle scenes decorated the Parthenon on the Athenian Acropolis; paintings and statues of Amazons adorned temples and public spaces.
Little girls played with Amazon dolls, and Amazons were a favorite subject on Greek vase paintings.
Imagine, horizontally you see the reconstructed map of a given year, and vertically, you see the document that served the reconstruction, paintings, for instance.
Everybody's icon, but also the default position of a curator of Italian Renaissance paintings, which I was then.
Dutch artist Piet Mondrian’s abstract, rectangular paintings inspired mathematicians to create a two-fold challenge.
And for some reason, I was one night drawing a vending machine, thinking of doing paintings of a vending machine.
After the curator Robert Storr selected all the paintings from her lifetime body of work, I loved looking at the paintings from the 1970s.
Elizabeth Murray surprised me with her admission about her earlier paintings.
Painter Paul Cézanne so often thought his works were incomplete that he would deliberately leave them aside with the intention of picking them back up again, but at the end of his life, the result was that he had only signed 10 percent of his paintings.
It's what I have to imagine Elizabeth Murray was thinking when I saw her smiling at those early paintings one day in the galleries.
In January I saw an exhibit of Fernando Botero's paintings at the UC Berkeley library.
No museum or gallery in the United States, except for the New York gallery that carries Botero's work, has dared to show the paintings because the theme is the Abu Ghraib prison.
They are huge paintings of torture and abuse of power, in the voluminous Botero style.
They're my artifacts, or paintings from pre-Raphaelites Brotherhood England mid-19th century.
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