The artist mixes classical paintings and modern life (31 photos)
In the modern world and its endless pursuit of trends, we often forget about classical art. But the artist Alexey Kondakov decided to combine both classics and modernity - he moves the characters of famous paintings into everyday settings that are familiar to us. He is known for his project "The History of Art in Contemporary Life". Let's take a look at some of the artist's latest works!
As part of his project "The History of Art in Modern Life", artist Alexey Kondakov takes characters and elements from classical paintings and seamlessly integrates them into modern scenes. The result is a curious juxtaposition of past and present that reflects changes in the world and art. Alexey's works also often include humor and irony. According to the artist, humor is “a means that helps us perceive reality in a funny and light-hearted manner.”
1. "Drusilla", artist John William Godward
2. "Silence", artist Giorgio Kinerk
3. Artist Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys
4. "A Quiet Greeting" by Lawrence Alma-Tadema
5. "Desdemona", Alexandre Cabanel
6. "Daphnis and Chloe", Francois Gerard
7. "Angel" by Abbott Henderson Thayer
8. Lady Hamilton, George Romney
9. Medea, Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys
10. "The Proposal" by Lawrence Alma-Tadema
11. "On the Terrace", Edward John Poynter
12. Faticide, Frederic Leighton
13. "Contemplation", George Lawrence Bulleid
14. "Canaries", Albert Joseph Moore
15. "Daphnis and Chloe", Jules Elie Delaunay
16. "Cupid's Quadriga", Jacques Clément Wagré
17. "Daphnis and Chloe", Domenic Louis Féréol Papétit
18. "The Lovely Burden", William Bouguereau
19. "At the Fountain", Guillaume Seignac
20. "Mary Magdalene", Frederick Shields
21. "Voluptuousness", Franz von Lenbach
22. "The Broken Jug", William Bouguereau
23. "Lilies", Gottlieb Theodor von Kempf-Hartenkampf
24. "Electra at the Tomb of Agamemnon", Frederic Leighton
25. "Waiting" by Lawrence Alma-Tadema
26. "The Hop Picker", Charles Edward Perugini
27. Artist - Leon Comer
28. "Clio - the Muse of History", Charles Meinier
29. "Vintage Festival", Lawrence Alma-Tadema
30. "Blooming", Albert Joseph Moore