How People Like Anthropomorphic Art

For this artist, he is able to paint an ordinary pug that looks closely like Winston Churchill, with the high collar, necktie and waistcoat. People can easily identify this as anthropomorphic art. The artistic genius of this painter allows him to be able to fix old paintings even those present in the olden times.

As an artistic move he then replaces the original piece with a face of an animal. Aristochiens and aristocrats is how this Belgian artist calls his works as he started his career as a restorer. Oddly the way this the artist was able to make the animal he paints seem like they are real people complete with outfits and even powdered wigs.

His additions to original artworks a flawless that no even an expert can spot the differences or changes. It is astonishing how the pieces that this artist produces indeed looks like an original ancestral portrait. A painting like this would not really catch the eye of the president of the American society he said.

Just recently, there was an auction held in New York by the animal society where they auctioned off one of the pieces from this artist. In an art gallery containing club chairs, tartan couches leather bound books and Sloan ranger's bibelots was where the 27 piece collection of this artist was exhibited. The gallery was indeed fitting for the showcase of his work.

From an interview it was known that the artist just likes keeping his work different and subtly. There is really nothing crazy or forceful about his pieces but merely he finds them poetic. The artist has also begun to notice that the people who typically enjoy purchasing his work are those that are first in their field or those who have a good sense of humor.

In fact, it seems that his aristochiens are eagerly bought up by the aristo people of Europe, and even royalty. The pieces of this artist can now be seen hanging on the walls of the homes of royals and those avid collectors of ancestral portraits. Who would have known that these pieces of art would actually be chic enough to hang on walls?

Resourcefully, this artist goes to many markets just so he can get old portraits that he can restore and then match with whatever dog creation he has in mind. Judging from the outfit choice of this German pointer, he can now pass for a French officer at the battle of Alma in a blue dress uniform with gold epaulettes, sword and an array of medals. The portraits he has worked one sometime are from family heirlooms. Tiny dog's bones will usually cover the insignia.

He even used his dog to cover up the faces of matrons in one of his paintings. It is inevitable not to have haters as now people think this artist is disrespecting many ancestral portraits. Dogs are part of the work of this artist since they deserve to be part of it. Dogs are known to be loyal and behaved creatures. For the artist dogs have good qualities that have other rewards.

It will cost one $5,000 to $8,000 to acquire such paintings. For a professor of art history at the local university he has already heard of this type of art. As an example she pointed out the works of two famous painters as 18th and 19th century graphic artists and satirists.

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