Many of the greatest art pieces in the history of art were in some form influenced by another great art piece, while that other art piece was influenced by yet another. You get the point: art influences art, art creates more art. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, consider these famous paintings very flattered, for even to this day, they keep having an influence over new artists.
An artist and her muse dog Finnegan, or Finn, for short, were like many others when lockdowns came: the uncertainty and boredom really inspired them to do something creative and fun to pass the time. And when the Getty Museum issued a challenge to recreate famous art pieces with one's own original means, the duo answered to this challenge in full. Even 2 years later, they're still going at it!
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#22 Helianthus Annuus, 1772-1782 By Mary Delaney vs. Great Sunflower, 2022
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#23 Power Of Death, 1889-1890 By William Holbrook Beard vs. Power Of Death, 2022
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#24 Dance Of The Little Swans, S.d. By Dance Of The Little Swans, S.d. Dance Of The Little Finns, 2022 Susan Herbert vs. Dance Of The Little Finns, 2022
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#25 Portrait Of Bianca Lucia Aliprandi, Ca. 1602 By Lavinia Fontana vs. Portrait Of Fiannca Aliprandi, 2022
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#26 Black Vase With Flowers, 2010 By Mary Fedden vs. Black Vase With Flowers, 2022
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#28 Peasant Woman With Dark Bonnet, 1885 By Vincent Van Gogh vs. Peasant Woman With Dark Bonnet, 2022
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#29 Autoportrait, 1887 By Vincent Van Gogh vs. Self-Portrait, 2021
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#30 Open Window, Collioure, 1905 By Henri Matisse vs. Open Window, 2022
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