Nick in Tahiti by Kim Rempel / acrylic on canvas
Number 6!
If you're new to this interactive exhibit/game I'm running, the blurb below explains it all. Join at any time!
This painting is from a series on how I imagined modern masters would have portrayed St. Nicholas had they been commissioned to paint his portrait. When I exhibit this series I run it as an interactive show. I have a sheet that people can fill out with the titles running down one side and the painters down another. Viewers are invited to guess which artist inspired each piece. One winner is drawn from all correct answers and they receive a gift ; ) If anyone is ever interested in showing it, email me and we'll set it up! I thought it would be fun to play online. This is the sixth of ten. The title holds a clue. You can answer back in the "Comments" section and I will draw one winner from everyone who correctly answers all ten. And I will send a gift, cause hey - it's a Christmas game! Feel free to tell your friends and have them play along!
Artists: Vincent vanGogh, Andy Warhol, Gustav Klimt, Marc Chagall, Emily Carr, Frieda Kahlo, Paul Gauguin, Jackson Pollock, Rene Magritte, Piet Mondrian
11 comments:
What a beautiful painting!! Gauguin is the inspiration!
Immédiatement je dirais Paul Gauguin qui est mon maître!
gros bisous
Oh, this is good! I love it!
Oh, my goodness, I don't know how I've missed your other St. Nick paintings. What a fabulous idea, and I just love it!!!!!
I just read about him.... Paul Gauguin! Nicely done.
Definitely Paul Gauguin!
Kim, this is a gorgeous painting! You are so good at your interpretations of each artist. Paul Gauguin!
Cool idea Kim!
I concur...Gauguin!
Cheers.
Wow, Kim! It must have been very instructive to do all these paintings! It would have involved really looking and thinking about the art of the masters. Great idea. Beautiful painting in the style of Gaugin! Cheers!
Santa Gaugin, Nice of Gaugin to have put a shirt on him. Well done Kim.
Love this.
XO Barbara -- super series. You are amazing.
Saw a Gauguin exhibit in DC this year and Santa G would have fit right in!
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