Man ray is maybe the most overlooked 20th C artist. Prolific, original, working across many mediums throughout the decades. What a talent!!!
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Oh my goodness, le violon d'ingres et le turban de Kiki. I can not wait. I might explode. Thank you James !
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Hell yes! I’ve always loved his work. His stuff inspired me when I first started doing photography. Thank you for covering some photography
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Ohhhh that Man Ray. I thought you were making a video on the SpongeBob villain
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I love Kiki. She was an inspiration to many an artist. Can’t wait to hear your musings about her as she was a muse to so many. I enjoyed seeing the depiction of Man Ray in Midnight in Paris.
3 months ago
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Oh can't wait for this video! If anyone is interested, I highly recommend this graphic novel, Kiki de Montparnasse: The Graphic Biography from Catel Muller and José-Louis Bocquet.
3 months ago
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This is very exciting. I love your videos. Thanks for all your hard work.
3 months ago
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Can't wait for the next video! Always excited to see what you have in store for us!
3 months ago
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I recommend the book Kiki Man Ray to really plunge into the deep end on his work and primary muse!
3 months ago
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Woah, Julia Fox has these tattoos. Had no idea it was a reference of something!
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Great Art Explained
Coming tomorrow at 8:45pm UK time is my latest film, on one of my favourite works. I wanted to tackle photography and its place within the fine art world, so why not with an image I have always loved? 'Le Violin d'Ingres' by Man Ray. I also look at how his relationship with the extraordinary Kiki de Montparnasse. It is the story of two people who changed their names, their locations and their histories, and helped shape this revolutionary image. I hope you enjoy it! Thanks as always for your support - James
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