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Topic History of: Jack Vettriano Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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Mart
I think Vettriano creates such a theme in his paintings that it becomes a focal point of the dwelling and if that is not the theme that is required for a lifestyle, it has narrowed his appeal.
All his works are of course brilliantly painted, but I can`t think of a house I have ever lived in where I would have liked one.
His art cannot be disputed, but it is of course a question of taste, I would be intrigued to know other fans.
Had I ever been fortunate enough to own a Hockney, the work would have been everywhere, confidently sat with me.
Vettriano makes me feel slightly uncomfortable, the visions show a tremendous passion, but also a starchiness exposed in a slight chaos.
Stunning accuracy, but that`s not, what I for one don`t really like about him.
Great human forms though and if I had to pick one it would be his "Bluebird" image.
zooloo
JK2006 wrote: He's being interviewed on Andrew Marr's BBC Show - I think he's a terrific painter; nobody else seems to rate him.
Why?
I think the idea that nobody else seems to rate him is very wide of the mark - reproductions of his work sell very well indeed and he is one of the artists the general public can actually identify and name.
JK2006
He's being interviewed on Andrew Marr's BBC Show - I think he's a terrific painter; nobody else seems to rate him.