Hans Hemling – Virgin and Child, 1475
Leonardo Da Vinci – Lady with an Ermine, 1490 (
check out the kiddie version here)
Unknown –
Gabrielle d’Estrees and one of her sisters in the bath, 1595
Random
Leonardo Da Vinci’s The Last Supper in
Marithe + François Girbaud ad campaign
Lily Cole in the
De Beers campaign is a carbon copy of Botticelli’s Birth of Venus
Christian Dior’s Poison ad recreated Charles Allan Gilbert’s “All Is Vanity”
Ray Caesar recreated by
Bruno Dayan
Eugenio Recuenco incorporates La Mort de Marat by
Jacques Louis David in this photo
Nick Knight recreates
Tamara Lempicka‘s Andromeda
As I’ve mentioned before, the Three Graces have been fertile ground, as seen here in two different interpretations one by
Annie Leibovitz starring comediennes Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Sarah Silverman, and the other by Camilla Akrans for Sisley Underwear
Even having been painted by an unknown artist,
everybody loves Gabrielle and her sister, or at the very least
Ellen von Unwerth and
Andrea Giacobbe do.
Magritte‘s “The Lovers” has also proven to be quite popular, as proven by recreations from
Jean François Campos and
Danny Christensen
Rodney Smith does Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s The Swing
Rodney Smith (again) does
Ingres La Grand Odalisque (once again
familiar territory for Julianne Moore)
Spanish art directing
wonder duo Kattaca and photographer
Paco Peregrin recreated a couple of
Mark Ryden‘s paintings in their editorial The Blood Show:
a) The cloven bunny
b) Rose
Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe by Edouard
Manet, 1862
Les Trois Grâces by Jean-Baptiste Regnault, 1799 (although truth be told,
the three graces were a recurring theme in painting, as you can
see here)
Gabrielle d’Estrées et une de ses soeurs, Unknown artist, 1594
Jeune homme nu assis au bord de la mer by Hippolyte Flandrin, 1836
Olympia by Manet, 1863
La baigneuse de Valpincon by
Ingres, 1808
Le sommeil by Courbet, 1866
Venus au miroir by Velazquez, 1649-51
Le verrou by
Fragonard, 1780
Madeleine à la Veilleuse,
Georges de La Tour, 1776-1780
Mona Lisa,
Leonardo Da Vinci, 1504-1518
Jeanne Hebuterne’s Portrait by Amedeo
Modigliani, 1918
Les demoiselles d’Avignon by Pablo
Picasso, 1907
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