Michael Cheval (1966)
Posted by M.R.N. on August 23, 2011
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Posted by M.R.N. on August 23, 2011
Imagine (In Memory of John Lennon)
Dream Flood In Fairyland (H.C.Andersen)
Portrait Of Mr and Mrs Paul Cass In Vermeer’s Interior
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Bruce said
Quirky, if not bizarre! Fascinatingly strange. I love these! “Lennon” and “Desdemona” are keepers, as are five or six others. Please tell me Frank Zappa posed “in situ” for his portrait, hee, hee!
Suzay Lamb said
The Frank Zappa inspiration comes from a previous (and well-known) photography:
http://www.posterplanet.net/music/FrankZappaCrappaToiletposter.htm
Bruce said
Bah. I prefer my idea. 🙂
Henryk Fantazos said
I would not use the word “bizarre” but rather engaging, witty,highly imaginative and even alluring.Painting has the ever-tempting potential to create imagery so outlandish,utterly new and surprising that the viewer is given the delicious experience of confronting a vision totally un-thought of before.Michael Cheval does succeeds it that splendidly.
One day in the future trash of “modern art” will be cast out of our museums onto land fill of cultural toxic waste and art like the paintings of Cheval will be proudly shown there. I believe it will happen .
Bruce said
I fully agree! I am now a fan of his.