KUNST Jeg elsker kitsch. Kitsch i betydningen figurative malerier med stor, håndverksmessig kvalitet. I Norge er Odd Nerdrum den mest kjente av de levende.
Nerdrum viser fram elevarbeider hver dag på ei side som drives av hans sønner. Her er en liten samling bibelske motiver jeg har plukket opp de siste månedene. Klikk inn på hvert bilde, så finner du bildets tittel, malerens navn og ei lenke til aktuell side.
Jeg anbefaler deg også å LIKE og FØLGE sida ‘World Wide Kitsch’ hvis du liker figurativ kunst. (Du trenger slett ikke mislike nonfigurativt—selv har jeg flere verk av bl.a. Bill Smith, en kjent størrelse for oss grenlendinger. To av dem bærer titlene ‘Flommen’ og ‘Dommen’.)
“Adam and Eve” by Harald Slott-Møller. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3893996130613917/“Camp Synagogue at Saint-Cyprien” by Felix Nussbaum. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3996554610358068/“Christ at the Cross” by Carl Bloch. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3863599633653567/“Christ in the Desert” by Ivan Kramskoy. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/4021827647830764/“Gethsemane” by Carl Bloch. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3882375991775931/“Le Christ marchant sur les eaux” by Francis Danby. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3928278790518984/“Le Christ marchant sur les eaux” by Francis Danby. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3928278790518984/“Madonna at the Cross” by Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3720614487952083/“The Flight to Egypt” by Josep Maria Tamburini. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3714896751857190/“The Shepherds and the Angel” by Carl Bloch. First posted at World Wide Kitsch, se also https://www.facebook.com/worldwidekitsch/posts/3809882725691925/
