- The Getty Museum in Los Angeles has invited internet users to reproduce the most famous paintings in "real life".
- The #GettyMuseumChallenge has inspired very inspired creations.
You may have seen them pass on social networks, these strange still-life-like scenes, these confined and confined people who suddenly start to pose, and maybe that did something to you, confusedly recalled a memory… It was perhaps one of the responses to the #GettyMuseumChallenge, this game launched by the Los Angeles museum to cloistered families around the world, an invitation to reproduce the most famous paintings in “real”:
We challenge you to recreate a work of art with objects (and people) in your home.
🥇 Choose your favorite artwork
🥈 Find three things lying around your house ⠀
🥉 Recreate the artwork with those items
And share with us. pic.twitter.com/9BNq35HY2V
The museum first gave itself a few examples, including a spider by Albrecht Dürer, this Portrait of a halberdier or this tribute to the Master of Santa Cecilia:
Madonna and child.https: //t.co/ZbnVeToUPE pic.twitter.com/7Vkl91CF6D
- Getty (@GettyMuseum) March 25, 2020Then Internet users entered the dance. This untitled painting by Keith Haring is particularly successful, isn't it?
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Keith Haring's Untitled Drawing. Eleven quarantine begint uit de hand te lopen. @tussenkunstenquarantaine #kunst #quarantaine #onderzeil #keithharing #tentharing #verfpak #trex #nichibantape #djidrone @bakkerbine #gettymuseumchallenge #artchallenge #tussenkunstenquarantaine #quarantineart #trexcostume
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And don't you find this “morning sun”, according to Edward Hopper, magnificent?
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An idea borrowed from @metmuseum: revisiting the classics of painting. Painting of solitude and confinement, I thought of Edward Hopper and his "Morning sun". I hope it can give you ideas 😉 #igersanjou #restecheztoienanjou #tussenkunstenquarantaine @tussenkunstenquarantaine #gettymuseumchallenge #mettwinning #metanywhere
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Here is another very similar Mona Lisa :
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Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci. I will never forget seeing her in person at the Lourve for the first time. Photo by @rhysipoos @gettymuseum @museelouvre #tussenkunstenquarintaine #betweenartandquarantine #monalisa #davinci #arthistory #gettymuseumchallenge #lourve
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Some artists have inspired many Internet users, such as the painter Magritte. In particular his works The Son of Man (here it is on Instagram) and his painting The Lovers:
Here's another René Magritte The son of man. I think it's pretty good! 👍🏻 # ArtInIsolation pic.twitter.com/vd0MQDK2FO
- Claire (@Clazziebritchas) March 29, 2020.Here's our first attempt. The Lovers by René Magritte. I challenge you @ Sassiest68 @EllieBTeaches @ K888FITZ @ roberts418 to create your own #ArtInIsolation using just 3 objects or people 🧑🏼🎨🎨👨🏻🎨 pic.twitter.com/ZtMWYc2KzU
- Claire (@Clazziebritchas) March 29, 2020
The Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, who has become an icon of pop culture in recent years, has aroused particular enthusiasm among many women:
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- lldelacruz (@ lldelacruz1) April 1, 2020hey @GettyMuseum how's this? #gettymuseumchallenge #gettychallenge #Quarantine pic.twitter.com/NAZd0helGw
- Avagrace (@ava_gracef) April 3, 2020And there are also many replicas of this Caravaggio Medusa :
#gettymuseumchallenge #gettymuseum #gettychallenge pic.twitter.com/jiH0ZBTmld
- Stefano Redrezza (@StefanoRedrezza) April 3, 2020pic.twitter.com/Ayz4ehESyT
- Dan Petegorsky (@ petedan54) April 3, 2020Here, another Caravaggio ( The Incredulity of Saint Thomas ):
pic.twitter.com/U18YrZjsSJ
- AçaíFan69 (@ AcaiFan69) March 29, 2020Finally, we have prepared a quiz for you. Can you recognize the following tables? (answers below, in the box)
1) We start with something not too difficult:
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- Alex Woollard (@Woollards) March 28, 20202) We continue with another glue:
The raft of the jellyfish ... pic.twitter.com/0g7T9ioKRT
- tbrndx (@tbrndx) April 4, 20203) A pop art classic…
pic.twitter.com/pQ0qXBPyJa
- Kyle Bates (@KyleAnneBates) March 28, 20204) It is known but the name of the author is less….
Just mad because he's wearing sunglasses! pic.twitter.com/EvQK9KbzCY
- Ellen Maas (@EDvLMaas) March 29, 20205) A well-known poster designer from the 19th century (if I tell you the Moulin-Rouge?….)
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grazie a @grossi__m che per la prima volta da quando vive con noi è entrato nella nostra camera. #tussenkunstenquarantaine #gettymuseum #artchallenge #betweenartandquarantine #henridetoulouselautrec
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6) So who is this Portrait of an old woman from ?
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- Sally Hanreck (@sallyhanreck) March 30, 20207) Hint: he is a British painter, of Swiss origin
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