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Art References in Films
When Films meet Art (Film X Art Parallels)
1.Dunkirk (2017) - Christopher Nolan
Wonderer above the sea of Fog (1818) - Casper David Friedreich
2.1917 (2019) - Sam Mendez
The Last Message (1917) - Fortunino Matania
3.Midsommar (2019) - Ari Aster
Frühlingsreigen (1913)- Maximilian Lenz
4.Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018) - Roberto Aguirre
Head of Bacchante (1901) - Anne Swynnerton
5.The Beaches of Agnes (2008) - Agnes Varda
Lovers (1928) - René Magritte
6.The Mirror (1975) - Andrei Tarkvosky
Sehnsucht (1900)- Heinrich Vogeler
7.Blue is the warmest colour (2013) - Abdellatif Kechiche
Alone Together (2012) - Maria Kreyn
8.Eyes Wide Shut (1999) - Stanley Kubrick
Intrigue (1890)- James Ensor
9.Carrie (1976) - Brian de Palma
Study for Lady Macbeth (1815) - Gustave Moreau
10.The Witch (2015) - Robert Eggers
The Witches in Air (1978) - Fransisco Goya
Credit - Hamza Qh
There’s MORE from where these came from. :’)
The full image of my ‘Spirited Away’ homage to Cot! If you want to see the comparison to the original, hit my Tumblr profile and find it there.
I LOVED THIS MOVIE GROWING UP. I wasn’t a huge Mononoke fan from the get go, so it was Spirited Away that actually stole my heart and made me a Ghibli fangirl.
My absolute favorite part of this piece are the little soot sprites in the corner – and it worked out great that the figures in the original painting were barefooted, because I really wanted to include the part where Chihiro’s shoe was being ‘put away’ by the sprites. AHHH this painting was full of complex little details that took so much time to do.
You can find a link to my shop + my video tutorials by visiting my website lothlenan(dot)com!
Pierre Auguste Cot was an academic painter from France, and painted ‘The Storm’ in 1880.
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