A reader who signed in as "Anonymous" left the links for the three awesome Banksy images in a comment. Furthermore, the clever and fun version of the Mona Lisa painted with peanut butter and jelly by Vik Muniz was a contribution from another (the same?) Anonymous. Thank you so much anonymous contributors! Check out the various renditions of the famous Gioconda below.
Banksy
Fernando Botero, Mona Lisa, 1963
Salvador Dali, Self Portrait as Mona Lisa about 1964
Andy Warhol, Four Mona Lisas, 1963
Mao Lisa Leonardo Bezzola, 1976
George and Mona in the Baths of Coloma Robert Arneson, 1976
Figure 7 Jasper Johns, 1968
Thirty Are Better Than One Andy Warhol, 1963
David Teixidor Buenaventura, Gioconda, 2001
Kazimir Malevich, Composition with Mona Lisa, 1914
Erro, American Project, 1958
Yasumasa Morimura Mona Lisa in the Third Place, 1998
Rene Magritte, La Gioconda, 1960
Daniel Spoerri, Use of Rembrandt as Ironing Board (Marcel Duchamp),1964
Andy Warhol, Mona Lisa, 1963
Fernando Botero, Mona Lisa, Age Twelve, 1959
Alfred Gescheidt, Mamary Lisa, 1972
Fernand Leger, Mona Lisa with Keys, 1930
Pneumonia Lisa Robert Rauschenberg, 1982
William T. Wiley, Mona Lisa Wiped Out, 1967
Marcel Duchamp, L.H.O.O.Q., readymade, 1919
Robert Rauschenberg, Mona Lisa, 1982
Jean Michel Basquiat, Mona Lisa, n/a
Sophie Matisse, Mona Lisa, 1997
Miran Fukuda, Resting Model, 1999
Andy Warhol, Mona Lisa (Two Times), 1980
Keith Haring, Apocalipse 7, 1988
Banksy
"Mona Lisa Mujaheddin" by Banksy
"Peanut Butter and Jelly Mona Lisa" by Vik Muniz
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"The Many Incarnations of the Mona Lisa" post was published by British newspaper Telegraph.UK. here
15 comments:
Falta los de Banksy:
Mujahadeen Mona Lisa:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~fortean3/images/things/things1.jpg
Otro:
http://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/2006/10/banksymon_243x512.jpg
Culo Mona Lisa:
http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m3/apr2008/8/8/5BF7358D-A923-437F-04EB6B621C8BDD47.jpg
Anonymous thank you for these absolutely awesome images! I will post them immediately if not sooner.
Vik Muniz's Double Mona Lisa "painted" with peanut butter and jelly should be here...
http://pinchukfund.org/storage/se-news/210/mid_double_monalisa.jpg
I'm having a hard time putting 2+2 together with the layout-- is there any adjustment on my end that I should be doing?
Great post! I've been remixing old masters paintings in my own style, and started with the mona lisa... (Mona Lisa after Leonardo da Vinci) It's great to see other examples.
Makes me curious what other remixes have of the pieces i've done. I've seen quite a few 'American Gothic' incarnations, and would love to see a similar thread on that subject if you're up for it.
cheers
even
Mordicai I'm using IE. Try Firefox and see what you get. I know IE can be a pain in the ass sometimes. Best.
Even I visited your blog and I loved it! And American Gothic sounds like a great idea! I have seen some really formidable versions out there and it is worth looking into. Thanks!
Anonymous thanks for Vik Muniz peanut butter and jelly version. I loved it and have posted it to the gallery. Thanks a lot.
Glad you liked it. I've only recently started creating them and haven't really shared it with many people yet, so I appreciate the feedback.
If you do end up doing the american gothic incarnations I'd be honoured to see my version included.
even
Not forgetting Snide Chavinci:
http://www.clickforart.com/frameitandsizeit.asp?artid=327
Even you can count on it. Thank you.
Dan I got a kick out of that Mona Lisa! Thank you.
Fantastic post L. This even made it on TH. As always, you are brilliant in finding the weird and amazing.
Thank you for your compliments A. And yes, I noticed some traffic coming from TH. I must thank Pearl.
Hei, tell me your mail and i'll send you a assemblage i've made with many giocondas in a same image. please remind me the subject of this message.
lucianomontanha@gmail.com
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