Agnes by Tony Cochran for April 20, 2024

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    seanfear  about 1 month ago

    one thing for sure: that was too savage for my mind to digest

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    snsurone76  about 1 month ago

    Surprising that the uneducated Agnes even heard of those abstractionists.

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    win.45mag  about 1 month ago

    I think it would be a puddle or pool of paste.

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    SteveHL  about 1 month ago

    Doesn’t it take more than one person to canoodle?

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    suelou  30 days ago

    I have boxes of works much like the paintings of all those artists, saved in my attic, and done when my 3 sons were in kindergarden…

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    chris_o42  30 days ago

    My son the Auctioneer says “Ugly sells”. and he’s usually right. Maybe this time Agnes will succeed.

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    ChessPirate  30 days ago

    Don’t let the Censors see the “Canoodling of Poll​ock”… ☺

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    The Orange Mailman  30 days ago

    Come to think of it, I’d like to be a little too heavy on the savagery of de Kooning.

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    rshive  30 days ago

    One of the two has a vivid imagination. Which one?

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    Sir Isaac  30 days ago

    A smiling lady usually works.

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    raybarb44  30 days ago

    I’ve seen a whole lot worse on display…..

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    the lost wizard  30 days ago

    Trout’s description is quite detailed. :)

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    gzitver  30 days ago

    Bears a superficial resemblance to Picasso’s “Guernica.”

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    mindjob  30 days ago

    There has been a surge in sales of duck paste since then

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    Thehag  30 days ago

    This was good. I know of these painters named except Neuman, Robert S. Googled Neumann and got some others as well. The problem with abstract, Abstract expressionist and anti-abstract expressionist is the paintings don’t translate to print. Seeing them in person can be, for some, very different. Seeing the paintings in a book or online doesn’t touch.

    Also comparing a Jackson P. with a ‘J.P.’ look a like, there is a difference, there is a depth that the copy cats can’t achieve.

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    Cozmik Cowboy  30 days ago

    The names she checks were perpetrators of a massive practical joke on the snooty “Well, I understand it” critics, gallery owners, and collectors; “Let’s see if we can do something so stupid they’ll admit they’re clueless!”

    It is the only logical explanation for abstract expressionism – but alas, is still influencing artists who weren’t in on the joke.

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    paullp Premium Member 30 days ago

    Agnes’ apparent knowledge of art surprises me — usually her imaginative endeavors have little connection to reality.

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    Impkins  Premium Member 30 days ago

    I gotta eat more Reeses!!!!! :)

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    WorkshopGardener Premium Member 29 days ago

    Take it to the MOMA.

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    gopher gofer  29 days ago

    reminds me of guernica… ☺

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    Janet Davis Premium Member 29 days ago

    Looks like a compilation of the toys in Agnes’ room.

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    chriscc63  27 days ago

    Its well done if she can see all that.

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