work of art

[To-Ryscum]

If money was not a problem - which work of art would you most like to own

[sandyRoe]

Monet's The Absinthe drinker. It's a brilliant painting, both funny and sad at the same time

[To-Ryscum]

I"d go for a Klimt or a Vermeer - not fussy about which one

but i suppose all the money in the world ,would"nt be enough to get my
hands on one of those two Artists work.

[vulcan]

The fighting Temeraire by Turner, a brilliant painting.

[Jemisa]

Anything by Turner.. There's soo much in his paintings. I can look at them for ages and still see something new.

jem

[Mamyalynne]

Monet's Le Jardin.

[sandyRoe]

I was in a hotel in a small village in northern Spain which had a print of Temeraire on the bedroom wall.

[mike11111]

If Monet was not a problem the other Impressionists would be redundant.

[sandyRoe]

Degas Absinthe drinkers. It's getting too late for me.

[owdhamer]

A Rolf Harris

[craft1948]

The Grand Canal by Canaletto.............

[Captin Kirk]

anything by Tony Hart!

[Maydup]

I'd enjoy "Sunday afternoon on the Island of the Grand Jetty" George Seurat

http://en.wikipedia.o...e_la_Grande_Jatte.jpg

[ladybirder]

One of my faves that one craft.

[askyourgran]

A Jack Vettriano - any would do.

[craft1948]

I've got a few Vettriano framed prinys ayg.........unfortunately no originals.

[craft1948]

Lovely isn't it ladybirder.............the light on the water is beautiful.

[To-Ryscum]

can somebody tell me - there is a painting,it was brought to light on
The Antiques Roadshow,some time ago - it depicted a night scene at
an Oasis - not sure,but Richard Dadd may have painted it

Does anyone have a pic -- and what did it sell for? Beautiful painting!

[mike11111]

This night scene - it wasn't the Queen of Sheba in a pub with sixteen of her mates, by any chance?

[To-Ryscum]

Oi! Leave it - Mike11111 ;-)

[sandyRoe]

It was a water colour and sold for £100,000.