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12/20/11--04:53: Comment on Picasso was a Playboy by Cathrine Edlinger-Kunze (chan 1810763)

I do not see that connection!!! He was a genius who happened to be loved by women even when he was still very poor and trying to survive, not having money for oil to heat up his studio. I really cannot understand nor share the obsession with him being a womanizer! Nobody forced these wife's/women to stay with him. He lived his Art. - Written by a woman and an artist!


12/27/11--13:16: Comment on Was John Singer Sargent a HOMOSEXUAL? by Anon (chan 1810763)

So many of the greatest artisans have been homosexual. There is something that we currently do not understand about gay people scientifically in this way, but so many of them are such incredible artists. It seems very obvious that Sargent was a homosexual, from his history and lifestyle, as well as his paintings. Though, just because someone paints nudes, does not mean anything about his/her sexuality necessarily. That said, the combination of evidence seems quite obvious that Sargent was another highly talented homosexual man. Great article!!


01/04/12--02:58: Comment on How to Paint Portrait Sketch in Oil by alfiesaden (chan 1810763)

hi - is it just me !! can any one explain why when i type in the bing browser "webartacademy.com" i get a different site yet whe i type it in google its ok? could this be a bug in my system or is any one else having same probs ? alf


01/04/12--08:16: Comment on Picasso’s First Job by Toe Mass (chan 1810763)

That wasn't a job. But that was great money back then.


01/07/12--05:15: Comment on The Old Masters: Rembrandt’s Palette by ruben llano (chan 1810763)

Very nice ,great see all masters palette. Thank you.


01/07/12--05:17: Comment on The Old Masters: Velázquez’s Palette by ruben llano (chan 1810763)

I love it.thank you.


01/12/12--08:39: Comment on Was John Singer Sargent a HOMOSEXUAL? by Portia Palomino (chan 1810763)

Let's not be coy. We can "not see" what we see or we can see what we see. The great painter without a doubt liked his subjects very much.


01/16/12--21:55: Comment on Classical painting techniques – Sfumato by Kolja (chan 1810763)

Wow this is really a great article..... just saying.....


01/18/12--15:33: Comment on The Biggest Art Theft in American History: Stolen Rembrandt’s Lady and Gentleman in Black by Alesia (chan 1810763)

Don't get your hopes up because most likely they will not return the paintings.


01/22/12--23:42: Comment on A self-taught genius – French Naive or Primitive painter. by Julio Shah (chan 1810763)

Thanks again for the article.Really thank you! Much obliged.