
The painting I like most so far is Matisse's Musketeer. Not exactly modern art, I know. But I have to admit I don't get most of it. Some of it is aesthetically pleasing, some makes me chuckle (Ceci n'est pas une pipe), but most goes over my head. Even Picasso: I can somehow see that much thought and art went into his work - something that I can't say for many other artists: I can't tell Pollock's stuff apart from a paint spill - but I still don't get it.

Yet there is some hope for me: I didn't get Gaugin either a couple of years ago, or Matisses later stuff, but now I do. Yay me!

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I don't really "get" modern art either. Of course, I've never really made an effort to do so. I'm glad you're enjoying the art up there, though.
ReplyDeleteOh I am. I am thinking of going to the Met again tomorrow, actually. But first the Guggenheim!
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