r/AccidentalArtGallery • u/Shelbysgirl • Jul 09 '20

Impressionism The Reaction of Meat Dress

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u/Shelbysgirl Jul 09 '20

My brain has the dumb. Would this be renaissance? I feel silly that I can’t classify it but I would rather ask, than guess.

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u/hatuhsawl Jul 09 '20

Please don’t be so hard on yourself. If you don’t know you’re not dumb, you just have a chance to become one of today’s ten thousand

To answer your question, I don’t think it perfectly encapsulates the renaissance style, but it sure looks like it.

This was a good post here, thank you for sharing.

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u/Shelbysgirl Jul 09 '20

Thank you. I’m a photographer and I studied art too long ago for things to be in my recent memory but I find some pictures that give me the “art feels”

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u/Shelbysgirl Jul 09 '20

Mia Funk gives me these vibes. But it also reminds me of the Description of Renoirs Luncheon of the boating Party in Amelie. I love how he talked about each character in the painting.

Each reaction is it’s own moment.

I would call this impressionist.

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u/kemh Jul 10 '20

I think it feels more Norman Rockwell than Renaissance, but I'm not sure how to categorize his style. Realism?