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He was first known for creating giant photo-realistic canvases, paintings of everyday objects, the stainless steel kitchen vessels and tiffin containers known to every Indian.
But the paintings become very complex, because I think the fields that are supporting them, they're billowing, and they're interpenetrating, and they're interference patterns.
Each of these beautiful paintings, are they images in and of themselves, or are they records of a physical event called the pendulum approaching the canvas?
Some of these paintings, when you look at them very close, odd things appear that really look like horses or birds or crocodiles, elephants.
I didn't know the dance form, so I started following them, and I made some money, sold my paintings and would rush off to France or Spain and work with them.
But I had one problem, my paintings never danced.
And, all of a sudden, my paintings came alive.
And these guys paint humongous paintings, and they look really good.
She said, "Why don't you send me your paintings?
So Netra was stuck with 30 paintings of mine.
Bluefin are in cave paintings in France.
When Mr. Peil sees Mr. Hayakawa's paintings, he sees a painter worthy to become his "son and disciple."
The absolute worst is that Phoebe and Faith's father is an artist but his paintings are completely dreadful.
Everything about it is bad, from the cheap sets to the phony backdrops, a bunch of paintings enlarged.
I love how the med school autopsy room is a cavernous vaulted marble mausoleum low-lit in red with huge Rembrandt paintings hanging from the walls.
He bases his belief on his discovery of cave paintings by an Aboriginee (I'm sure I spelled that one wrong).
The paintings show an apparent timeline, showing significant events throughout history, such as the building of the Great Wall of China.
The, thankfully few, special effects showing Istanbul and Athens in the late 50's and early 70's are more like digital paintings than computer graphics.
As for his art, the movie seemed intent on examining a few of the paintings he did but again frittered away another opportunity in examining the reactions to this work rather than the work itself.
The name conjures up so many memories to horror fans of beautiful matte paintings...er...landscapes, fog-enshrouded countrysides, full moons, howling wolves, taverns and torch wielding mobs.
I also liked the use of cave paintings and medieval-like weapons to show how primitive and savage mankind had become without their technology and guzzaline.
There are frames in this film that could be Renoir paintings with vivid colors against muted backgrounds.
The opening narrative, music and paintings by Norman Rockwell set the tone for me.
Billy created pictures like paintings that stand forever reflecting the human condition.
The main actor is really realistic in representing the painter (whose paintings are astonishing).
The cinematography in MY opinion was beautiful, many of the outdoor panoramic shots looked like Korean landscape paintings (which I found a lovely conceit rather than "overly arty") and I think that Choi Min-sik portrayed Jang Seun-up with a necessary intensity and unpredictability.
Many religious paintings and icons decorate the walls of the various rooms and seem to speak to Hans's desperate quest for spiritual meaning or direction in his life.
Eric Roberts laconic, nice investigator, his voiceover narration, the twisting plot, Dan Hedaya and Denis Lipscomb given good roles, the settings, the paintings in the artist studio scenes, the end credit sequence and the wonderfully haunting theme music that perfectly encapsulates the mood of the whole film.
The shots are like oil paintings with motion, something a lot of directors strive for but Renoir MASTERS.
The matte paintings still hold up, and the palace sets are truly breathtaking.
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