It’s not always easy to recognize painters just by looking at their artworks. That’s where this illustrated guide comes in handy: with this simple cheat-sheet you will be able to impress your friends with your advanced knowledge about world’s best painters.
If it’s a face collage of someone you would not want to meet, it’s Hannah Hoch
If it’s got a man with a derby hat. it’s Magritte
If it looks like you need to put your glasses on, its’ Monet.
If it really looks like you, then put your glasses back on and get away from the mirror.
If it has burn holes in it, it’s Miro.
If it’s made up of dots it’s Serat (Serat dot), Mother and Child is Mary Cassat (MCs),
Cassatt* (spelling)
If the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie it’s Damien Hirst
If it’s totally weird as if resulting from designer drugs gone bad, then it is Trenton Doyle Hancock.
If it’s a pope whose face is melting like the Nazis in Raiders of the Lost Ark, it’s Francis Bacon
Very funny very truthful.
It’s funny, but it actually helps match the painting with the painter. (Putin is so eerily accurate – wonder if he’s seen it?)
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This is an non-necessary category.