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Help name of painting or artist??
I am looking for a painting that I cannot remeber the name of! I think it's baroque, but I am not sure. It is a painting of a woman laying on her side, nude, with her body facing away and her head turned towards the painter. She has a red(or pink) cloth draped across her mid-section? Can anyone help me with the artist's name or the name of this painting?
9 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
This could be a depiction of Venus or Odalisque I believe. Try the artists Ingres, Velasquez, Boucher and Titian and also the Baroque, Rococo, Renaissance and Neo classical genres.
If you gave me a little more detail maybe I could help you more.
- LizzieLv 51 decade ago
I think you are thinking of La Grand Odalisque by Ingres.
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- ?Lv 45 years ago
Frederick Kohli... a more modern painter. And then more historic ones would be Edward Hopper, Canaletto, Guardi, Thomas Jones, Monet, Van Gogh, hundertwasser - all painted buildings. Good luck! ;-)
- 1 decade ago
The only painting that comes to mind from your description is Ingres "La Grande Odalisque" although I don't believe she has anything draped across her.
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- 1 decade ago
Maybe you're thinking about Le Grande Odalisque by Ingres.
Here's a picture: http://ee.eng.usf.edu/snider/light/artist/ingres/g...
Source(s): Me - 1 decade ago
Maybe a Carrivagio? Sounds like its time to bust out your art history books.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Velazquez, maybe...?