Does any one have a favorite artist.I have so many i like, van gogh, Andy Warhol ,jean michel basquiat, osang gwon and more

pollock was a raging alcoholic and that makes me look at my local alcoholics in a different way ....  is there another Pollock among them ?  all alcholic should be given free art  materials to see what happens  

a live reality TV program ?

I've done some Pollocks - although around here on a Friday night, it's also known as pavement pizza or technicolour yawn. 

Constantin Brâncusi  sculptures,,,, i just love them,,,, opened a book in the library and found the very beautiful ---- seen them for real in a museum  and that made my year 

yes big fan of Jackson Pollock .... I see his work by the dozen in the chicago art museum and it changed me forever ! absolutely love his stuff and anyone who does copies or similar work. 

Attempted one myself and that made me realise how skilled he was LOL

yeah 

yeah they are playful sculptures.

I've never had a single favourite - there's so much I like in all different styles - some for the creative side, some for the colours used, some for the technical competence, some just 'cos it's a nice picture. 

aww yeah thats nice :)  im  still obsessed with animation and art. ive never heard of Toulouse-Lautrec, its nice to look at a new artist thank you for sharing  :) 

yeah there great artist thank you for sharing  :) 

hi aww thats nice :) ive never been to any Art Galleries. how many have you been to. paul gauguin's paintings have an interesting look to them. its really hard to think what my favorite painting is, i like van goghs portraits, as i love to draw or paint and sculpt faces. 

My fav artists are Salvador Dali and Dustin Bailard.

I also like Jeff Koons playful sculptures.

Again I have many. I think Toulouse-Lautrec is ultimately my favourite. As a child I was obsessed with cartoons, that was my thing, possibly it was because cartoon characters and their over the top gestures was something I could understand more readily, as a pose to humans and all their subtle nuances. Many of Toulouse-Lautrec’s later works had that caricature element to them and so I was naturally drawn to them.

Like you, I have so many. BC (before children) I used to love going to Art Galleries as well as BC (before Covid). I'm hoping that post both of them, I'll be able to get back into visiting again. Do you have a favourite painting. I was trying to find the name of one I saw on Tahiti (I used to live out that way) by Gauguin which was just glorious.