I Like Most Art.

[Dax]

Hermes, 1981, Salvador Dali.

[Dax]

Portrait of Lord Byron in Albanian Dress, 1813 by Thomas Phillips (1770-1845).

[Pete's Draggun]

Please paint this side of my face.......
Thee other side, I have a huge zit.

[Dax]

Palette knife and oil by a brilliant Russian artist Andrey Figolas.

[Pete's Draggun]

This is a "no wake" area....... ima gonna ram you fuckr'

[Dax]

The Lighthouse at Alexandria, 1954, Salvador Dali.

[Dax]

Trees in the Prater with seated figures, 1833, Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller

[Pete's Draggun]

Hey guys...........
"Wut if this big tree limb fell down on us?"

[Vanilla Gorilla]

Never really got why Jackson Pollack was a big deal though

[Undies]

Never really got why Jackson Pollack was a big deal though

if you cross your eyes do you see a sailboat or something?

[Vanilla Gorilla]

You see $ signs, it's worth $500 million

[Dax]

Tristram and Isolde, 1916, John William Waterhouse.

[Pete's Draggun]

Go to your AA meeting...... please don't drink any more

[6-eyed]

You've got good, diverse taste in art, Dax.

[6-eyed]

Never really got why Jackson Pollack was a big deal though

He's not. Pollack was just a manipulative scam artist who threw in some poetic expressive nonsensical bullshit stories behind his work. And the public just ate his shit up. His easy-to-make paint splatters were all a money laundering scheme he got away with.

[Amerijuanican]

The Lighthouse at Alexandria, 1954, Salvador Dali.

He actually did a good job on this, and nothing too weird, aside from the clouds. Strange

[Jamie Darke ll]

I am Going Out Tonight! David Robinson (Born, 1936). Mixed media on board.

[Pete's Draggun]

Be honest..........does my bum look to big in this dress?

[Jamie Darke ll]

Moonlight in Venice (after 1969). Victoria Bondarenko. Canvas,Oil

[Pete's Draggun]

Jack & Jill rowed up the stream, each with a $1.25..........

Jill came back with $2.50