This was my reply.
“Hmmm, whatever Leonardo had to say would go right over my head, Monet or Turner too annoyingly self opinionated and Michelangelo the same, Franz Marc would be off on a theory tangent, Vincent would have so much angst, Henry Moore my sculptor hero, Yes Sargeant but he’d be off hob knobbing, or ... It strikes me that the charming Edouard Manet would be most fun for coffee and French dainties in a little cafe I know near Notre Dame. But in truth a living artist like Kurt Jackson, David Hockney, Jeff Koons or even local star Robert Dow Reid would be most productive.”
Also, “Definitely not Frida, I’m working on a series and a large commission portrait of her, so I have coffee with her every day.”
Monet and Van Gogh are favorite choices in my classes. Artfinder are creating editorial collections of various masters so I’m working on adding my masterpiece studies to Artfinder in the hope they will be selected.
It’s interesting to see the growing list and even more interesting to see who didn’t get a mention.
Others in no particular order were...
Van Gogh,
Monet,
Dali,
Calder,
Hopper,
Degas,
Leonardo,
Constable,
Dali,
O’Keefe,
Winslow Homer,
Rockwell,
Frankenthaler (oh yes!),
Warhol,
Wyeth,
Pollock,
El Greco,
Vermeer,
Bonnard,
Ruskin,
Thomson,
Chagall,
Bateman,
Bob Ross,
Klimt,
Rembrandt,
Kandinsky,
Cassatt,
Frida,
Motherwell,
Mucha,
Morrisot,
Renoir,
Holbein the younger,
Holbein,
Kehinde Wiley,
The Group of Seven,
Some I have to check out (and also check the spellings)
Dean Mitchell,
Sudi Manning,
George Innes,
Bev Doolittle,
Wolf Kahn,
Shirley Trevena,
Grace Lewis,
Grace Hartigan,
Charles Reid,
Lars Lerin,
Remedous Varo,
Joan Eardly,
Alexey Savcehnko,
Tamara de Lempicka,
Charles Burchfield,
Set me off on a google search..... Enjoy your weekend Sea! I would like to have coffee with all of my internet artist friends. Inspiring!
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